The Selected Prose Dreams by the Spanish Writer Quevedo

Francisco de Quevedo is a well-known man of letters in the Golden Age of Spanish literature. He is the witness who related to us, in his works, the Spanish community in that era. He showed in most of his writings the political weakness of Spain, and made prominent the remarkable literary aspect of Spain. He had a very good tlent for poetry, and a rather polite style in exploiting colloquialisms in his literary writings. He wrote about philosophy, where his most prominent work was The cradle and the grave. The writer was also very well-known for his puns which were employed to clarify his inner thoughts regarding the Spanish situation at that time. His selected prose work Dreams is considered an international work. He used terms reflecting the Spanish literary and political situation. This work was written in 1627, and it seemed similar to what was written by international writers in Europe.In this paper, we made a reference to his literary works which belong to various species of literature; also, the paper sheds light on his work (Selected Prose Work Dreams).