A novel from this country includes a "post-prologue" by the author that disagrees with the prologue written by the character Victor Goti; that novel from this country ends with a funeral oration by the dog Orfeo. In another work from this country, the protagonist of "The Deceitful Wedding" overhears the title "Colloquy of the (*) Dogs." The title character of a novel from this country thinks his brain is melting after putting a barber's basin full of curds on his head, thinking it was the helmet of Mambrino. Near the beginning of that novel from this country, a priest and a barber burn the title character's books, after which he attacks some windmills. For 10 points, name this country home t
A novel from this country includes a "post-prologue" by the author that disagrees with the prologue written by the character Victor Goti; that novel from this country ends with a funeral oration by the dog Orfeo. In another work from this country, the protagonist of "The Deceitful Wedding" overhears the title "Colloquy of the (*) Dogs." The title character of a novel from this country thinks his brain is melting after putting a barber's basin full of curds on his head, thinking it was the helmet of Mambrino. Near the beginning of that novel from this country, a priest and a barber burn the title character's books, after which he attacks some windmills. For 10 points, name this country home to Miguel de Cervantes, who wrote Don Quixote.
A novel from this country includes a "post-prologue" by the author that disagrees with the prologue written by the character Victor Goti; that novel from this country ends with a funeral oration by the dog Orfeo.
Kingdom of Spain [the first novel is Miguel de Unamuno's Mist; the other works are some of Cervantes' Novelas ejemplares]