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Miguel de Cervantes' first book, La Galatea, was published in 1585. It examines love through the stories of pastoral characters and references contemporary literary figures. Though it enjoyed modest success, it was not reprinted and the planned sequel was never published. The story follows the shepherd Elicio who loves the shepherdess Galatea but her father wants her to marry the rich shepherd Erastro. Elicio tries to prevent this marriage from happening. The work contains additional minor stories and is set along the shores of the Tagus River in Portugal.
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Miguel de Cervantes was a renowned Spanish writer born in 1547 who is regarded as one of the greatest writers in the Spanish language and a pre-eminent novelist. He came from a lower-class background, as his father was a barber-surgeon and his mother was from a noble family that had lost their fortune. Cervantes' early work included La Galatea, a pastoral novel featuring the characters Elicio and Erastro who were both in love with Galatea and connected through other minor love stories.
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