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If you’re in need of a new and engaging book to read, we recommend “La Celestina: Adaptación de Vicente Vives”. The work centers around the tellings of two narrators — Calisto and Melibea — each telling the story from their own point-of-view. The book is written entirely in iambic pentameter and is a work of prose that follows the original story. The author, Vicente Vives (1893-1968), was a Spanish writer and essayist. He is considered as one of the most prominent figures in the Catalan literary movement known as “Jovellanos”. This adaptation follows closely with the original play by Fernando de Rojas (1460-1528), as it is told from the point-of-view of two characters who were caught up in a complex love affair with each other. The characters — Calisto and Melibea — are exposed to all sorts of doubt and torment as they deal with the consequences of their love affair. This book is a great read for those who want to experience a different take on an ancient classic. The original story by Fernando de Rojas was written in 1499 and became one of the most important works in Spanish literature. It’s considered as the first psychological novel ever written and is also seen as a precursor to other notable literary works such as “Don Quixote”, “Hamlet” and “Romeo and Juliet”. The story is quite long and even in the original version it had several sections that were cut when it was published. Miguel de Cervantes (1547-1616), a Spanish novelist and playwright, wrote "Don Quixote" under the pen name of "Sancho Panza". The novel tells the story of a man who believes he is a knight of medieval Spain. He believes he must fight in order to prove his valor and right to be called a knight. While the book was very popular at its time, over time it became a controversial work among critics, who considered it anachronistic, irrational and nonsensical. The novel is considered by many to be one of the greatest books in Spanish literature. The original work, called "El Príncipe Lucano", was written by Nicolás Gómez de Avellaneda. It tells the story of two young men, Lucano and Lovelo, who fall in love with each other and get married. The only problem is that they are from opposite sides of the social status boundary — Lucano is a penner while Lovelo is a gentleman — and their marriage greatly complicates Lucano’s own. cfa1e77820
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