The trilogy, which is made up of four sections and a fifth that presents seven letters from Miguel de Cervantes addressed to the imaginary Ahmad Ibn al-ayyi between the years 1611 and 1616
an ingenious creation by the author that reflects his taste for the fusion of reality and fiction—comes to a true gift for literature lovers. This is due, in part, to the fact that in its pages we witness the emergence of Don Quixote.
The ninety-four pages of endnotes collect everything narrated in the novel, as well as the real events that are mentioned. This document is a testimony of the almost half century during which Álvaro Espina has investigated, to a greater or lesser degree, the life and work of such a prominent author.
