Terra Nostra, a masterpiece by Carlos Fuentes, a landmark of Latin American literature. This epic novel intricately weaves together real figures like King Philip II of Spain and Juana the Mad, with fictional characters such as Don Quixote and Don Juan, using a novel approach. It tells the tragic story of the conquerors who influenced all of Ibero-America, structured in three parts: the Old World, the New World, and a separate world. This long-awaited complete translation is a monumental work left by a representative Mexican author! Author's Biography (from "BOOK Author Introduction Information"): Fuentes, Carlos. Born in Panama in 1928, died in Mexico City in 2012. His father was a diplomat, and he lived in various foreign countries from a young age. After settling in Mexico City in the mid-1940s, he actively engaged in literary activities, including founding magazines and writing novels. From the 1960s onwards, he became a leading figure in Latin American literature as a "driver of the Boom." Honda, Seiji. Born in Tokyo in 1951. Graduated from the Spanish Department of Tokyo University of Foreign Studies. Completed the Graduate School of Foreign Studies at the same university. Currently a professor at Kanda University of International Studies. Specializes in Golden Age Spanish literature. (This data was current at the time of the book's publication.) - Title: Terra Nostra - Author: Carlos Fuentes - ISBN: 978-4-8010-0129-9 - Publisher: Kawade Shobo Shinsha - Language: Japanese Thank you for viewing.