Fernando De Rojas was a Spanish writer born around 1470, best known for his work, La Celestina. This play, written in 1499, is considered one of the first modern novels and explores themes of love, desire, and tragedy. De Rojas's unique blend of prose and dialogue captivated readers and influenced literature for centuries.
De Rojas was also a lawyer and a scholar, which contributed to his deep understanding of human emotions and relationships. His work reflects the complexities of life during the Spanish Renaissance, a time of great cultural and artistic growth. Today, he is remembered as a key figure in Spanish literature.
