ARGAMASILLA DE ALBA, Spain (Reuters) - When he wrote "Don Quixote", Miguel de Cervantes did not give away the name of the birthplace of the eponymous middle-aged gentleman obsessed with heroically ...
Anyone who’s grown up under communism can appreciate Cuban émigré Erisbel Tavio’s taste in books. To survive totalitarian governments, and occasionally stand up to them, it helps to be a little crazy.
UCLA Spanish professor Enrique Rodriguez-Cepeda’s obsession lines his yard in a series of intricate tattoos -- more than 30 framed and painted tile-scapes hanging on the house, the vine-covered side ...
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Last year, a panel of 100 writers from around the world picked "Don Quixote" as the greatest novel of all time. Jeffrey Brown speaks with Edith Grossman, who wrote the most-recent translation of ...
Homenaxe al personaxe inmortal de Cervantes nel 400.u aniversariu de la publicación de la segunda parte de les sos aventures De cuando don Quixote llegó a Castrillón convidáu a les fiestes y a visitar ...
My mother’s love of the Spanish language began with “Don Quixote.” Mine began with a flashcard. Thick beige card stock, 3 by 5 inches, printed on the front with a line drawing of a human ear. On the ...
Four hundred years after the death of celebrated Spanish author Miguel de Cervantes on April 22, 1616, readers all over the world find themselves lost in the adventures of his most beloved character ...
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