His poetic works include a work in four parts analyzing the figure of Christ, and he wrote a short story in which the title physician goes mad while writing fiction compiled as All or Nothing and obsessively reading Don Quixote.
His poetic works include a work in four parts analyzing the figure of Christ, and he wrote a short story in which the title physician goes mad while writing fiction compiled as All or Nothing and obsessively reading Don Quixote. In addition to writing The Christ of Velázquez and "The Madness of Dr. Montarco," he created the term "nivola" to describe his shorter prose works, such as a story in which Lázaro is converted by the efforts of an outwardly devout village priest who is secretly an atheist, and a work in which Augusto dies after a conversation with the author. He also wrote a novel in which the poet Joaquin writes the work Confessions and has an artistic rivalry with the title painter, who paints Cain murdering his brother. For 10 points, name this author of "San Manuel Bueno, Martír," Niebla, and Abel Sanchez.
His poetic works include a work in four parts analyzing the figure of Christ, and he wrote a short story in which the title physician goes mad while writing fiction compiled as All or Nothing and obsessively reading Don Quixote.
Miguel de {Unamuno} y Jugo