James H. Montgomery is a retired university librarian living in Austin, Texas.David Quint is Sterling Professor of Comparative Literature and English, Yale University.

I find Montgomery's Don Quixote lively, beautiful, and compelling. While previous translations have tended to use archaisms and sound overly proper, Montgomery finds a nice balance between old and new language. I quickly fell into the flow of the story and forgot that I was reading a translation. --David Lee Garrison, Professor of Spanish, Wright State University

James H. Montgomery is a retired university librarian living in Austin, Texas.David Quint is Sterling Professor of Comparative Literature and English, Yale University.

I find Montgomery's Don Quixote lively, beautiful, and compelling. While previous translations have tended to use archaisms and sound overly proper, Montgomery finds a nice balance between old and new language. I quickly fell into the flow of the story and forgot that I was reading a translation. --David Lee Garrison, Professor of Spanish, Wright State University

James H. Montgomery is a retired university librarian living in Austin, Texas.David Quint is Sterling Professor of Comparative Literature and English, Yale University.

I find Montgomery's Don Quixote lively, beautiful, and compelling. While previous translations have tended to use archaisms and sound overly proper, Montgomery finds a nice balance between old and new language. I quickly fell into the flow of the story and forgot that I was reading a translation. --David Lee Garrison, Professor of Spanish, Wright State University