Even today, a visit to the central plains of Spain makes the classic Cervantes novel ”Don Quixote of La Mancha” seem more real. The Manchegos, the people of La Mancha-and the townsfolk … ...

I just finished reading "Don Quixote" (impeccable translation by Edith Grossman) and was captivated by the futile yet fulfilling adventures of the "knight errant" and his seemingly dull (yet ...

Don Quixote: The unlikely conquistador Miguel de Cervantes' story of an eccentric knight has been a global best-seller since it was published 400 years ago. And his native Spain is determined to ...

In The Ingenious Gentleman Don Quixote of La Mancha, “Rocinante” was the name given to Quixote’s horse.

Now, “Don Quixote” is back at the Citizens Bank Opera House for its ninth Boston Ballet outing over the past 42 years — a pretty good record for a ballet that, drawing on a substory in ...

So this tall, skinny guy rebrands himself Don Quixote, jerry-rigs some armor, saddles up his old nag Rocinante and persuades a fat, lazy neighbor, Sancho Panza, to ride with him to adventure ...

Taking the name Don Quixote de La Mancha, he mounts his nag, Rocinante, and sallies forth to right wrongs and protect the have-nots.

Herbert Siguenza as Jose Quijano (Don Quixote) in the Round House Theatre production of Octavio Solis’s play “Quixote Nuevo.” (Margot Schulman Photography/Round House Theatre) ...

Don Quixote, who fancies himself a medieval knight errant bent on righting wrongs and defending the oppressed, leaves home in search of adventures riding on a broken-down horse called Rocinante ...

For Milan Kundera, the modern era – “and with it the novel”, he adds – is born when Don Quixote rides forth on his nobbly nag Rocinante. The Adventures of Don Quixote by Miguel de Cervantes was ...

Cheese labels featuring images of the literary character Don Quixote de La Mancha may illegally evoke the protected designation for manchego, the European Court of Justice ruled Thursday.