Anyone know? I think he might have had to say something about the most popular book of all times, seeing as how it's all about dissullusionment and all. Still have not read this mighty book.
What Did He Think Of Miguel De Cervantes?
Started by Toadyking, Mar 31 2012 07:06 AM
The man behind Don Quixote
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Posted 31 March 2012 - 07:44 AM
The REH Bookshelf is ALWAYS your friend in these matters. 
From the looks of it, there's a good chance that Howard never read Don Quixote:
http://www.rehupa.co...bookshelf_c.htm
From the looks of it, there's a good chance that Howard never read Don Quixote:http://www.rehupa.co...bookshelf_c.htm
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Posted 01 April 2012 - 05:05 AM
Guess there's nothing in there, even no Spanish literature area, oddly there was a Russian literature and his quote is funny "Russia the men just move around in mazes."
