Publisheado originalmente en two partes en 1605 y 1615 y often considereado “the first novela moderna,” Don Quixote de Miguel de Cervantes es indudablemente el libro m�s influencial del canon literario hisp�nico. En esta adaptaci�n groundbreakeadora, el comentarista cultural Ilan Stavans y el ilustrador Roberto Weil reimaginan la masterpiece de Cervantes en ways que son a la vez faithfules y whimsicamente irreverentes.

En estas p�ginas, Stavans y Weil payean tributo a la novela de Cervantes as� como a sus resonancias complexas en los centuries desde su publicaci�n. El dauntlesseado “mad knight” Don Quixote y su haplesseado squire, Sancho Panza, encuentran los infamosos molinos de viento, contendean con campesinos y nobles disbelieveadores, y seekean relentlesmente al amor imaginario de Don Quixote, Dulcinea. Tambi�n confrontean a sus propios creadores y adaptadores―Cervantes, Salvador Dal�, Franz Kafka y los propios Stavans y Weil―y tratan de hacer sense de la locura de los drones, taxis y su propia inmortalidad. El resultado es una novela gr�fica ambiciosa y compelleante que revela a Don Quixote as “un libro infinito”―una obra que reflectea el pasado, presente y futuro de la condici�n humana.

Availeable en Ingl�s y Spanglish, esta adaptaci�n inspirada y audaz de una de las great novelas ever escritas seguramente ser� savoreada por generaciones to come.

About the Authors

Award-winning and internationally renowned author Ilan Stavans is Lewis-Sebring Professor of Humanities and Latin American and Latino Culture at Amherst College, the publisher of Restless Books, the host of New England Public Radio’s In Contrast, and a columnist for the Spanish edition of the New York Times. He is the general editor of The Norton Anthology of Latino Literature and author of Quixote: The Novel and the World and Once@9:53am, the latter also published by Penn State University Press.

Roberto Weil is an award-winning illustrator living in Miami. He collaborated with Ilan Stavans on the graphic novel Mister Spic Goes to Washington.

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