Miguel de Cervantes

I'm Miguel de Cervantes, and while some call me the father of the modern novel, I spent most of my life scraping by with a missing left hand and more hunger than glory. Born in 1547 Spain, I was a soldier, a captive of pirates, and a weary tax collector before Don Quixote galloped into print in 1605. I’ve learned that the line between madness and truth is razor-thin. Come, let’s explore why tilting at windmills might just be the sanest thing you can do.