Originally published in two parts in 1605 and 1615 and often considered the first modern novel, Miguel de Cervantess Don Quixote is undoubtedly the most influential work in the Spanish literary canon. In this groundbreaking graphic adaptation, cultural commentator Ilan Stavans and illustrator Roberto Weil reimagine Cervantess masterpiece in ways that are both faithful and whimsically irreverent.

In these pages, Stavans and Weil pay tribute to Cervantess novel as well as its complex resonances in the centuries since its publication. The dauntless mad knight Don Quixote and his hapless squire, Sancho Panza, encounter the infamous windmills, contend with disbelieving peasants and noblemen, and seek relentlessly for Quixotes imaginary love, Dulcinea. They also confront their own creators and adaptersCervantes, Salvador Dali, Franz Kafka, and Stavans and Weil themselvesand try to make sense out of the madness of drones, taxicabs, and their own literary immortality. The result is an ambitious and compelling graphic novel that reveals Don Quixote as un libro infinitoa work that reflects the past, present, and future of the human condition.

Available in both English and Spanglish editions, this inspired and audacious interpretation of one of the greatest novels ever written is sure to be savored by generations to come.