A Narrative Recreation of Don Quixote at Mid-Twentieth Century: Don Quijote en las Améscoas, by Martín Larráyoz Zarranz

Abstract

This article examines a narrative recreation of Don Quixote at mid-twentieth century, Don Quijote en las Améscoas, by Martín Larráyoz Zarranz, who takes Don Quixote and Sancho Panza to Navarre. The novel, published in 1954 at a diocesan magazine of Pamplona and then in book form in 1993, is another link in the long and fruitful chain of recreations of Cervantes’ immortal character and his adventures, a proof of its validity as an universal myth.