The Possible Dream
The Quixotic Wisdom of Don Quijote’s Sancho
by Bernardo Aparicio García
Quixotic is an adjective that—though not necessarily complimentary—has thoroughly benign connotations. I might not be pleased
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Bernardo Aparicio García has published short stories and essays in the St. Austin Review and the Catholic literary journal Dappled Things, of which he is founder and publisher. He is also a teacher at the Washington International School in Washington, D.C.
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