Guzman d’Alfarache
by Mateo Aleman, edited and translated by Francis Desvois
Paperback (Published)
(September 2024)
ISBN: 9782406169451
7.24 x 4.53 inches
Price: $24.00
In stock
Guzman d’Alfarache, by Mateo Aleman (1599-1604) is a major picaresque Spanish novel in which the hero holds a mirror up to his society and, widening the application of his words, produces a profound reflection on the human condition. A rival toDon Quixote, this novel has been unfairly forgotten.
- By (author) Mateo Aleman
- Edited and translated by Francis Desvois
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