What am i in for?

One of the greatest books ever written. The whole thing is a joy to read

Be prepared for several novellas throughout the novel that put the Don and Sancho in the background while they're told.

>tfw anglo cucks will experience El Quijote in superior spanish
i guess that compensates being born in a shithole

>>8197602
This
Truly one of the best books ever written, only two books are better - Ulysses and The Brothers Karamazov

>>8197678
no love for IJ?

>>8197751
Haven't read it yet, but I've been wondering if I should check it out, I feel like it's just one big meme and not a good book at all.
Can you describe it for me? What makes it so good?

>>8197756
I learned recently about a video-game term that teenagers these days throw around: "overpowered," or "OP" for short. If a character type in a competitive video game is inordinately more powerful than the others, then it is "overpowered"; the game as a result is deemed "unbalanced," and fans will complain on forums that the developers have delivered to them a swift "slap in the face." It's an interesting metaphor. Life, of course, is no game, and it's a truism that it isn't fair. But every once in a while we get a striking reminder of how unevenly Mother Nature distributes her gifts. Take the literary world for instance. By any measure, David Foster Wallace, the author of the acclaimed novel Infinite Jest, was overpowered. If he were a class in a role-playing game, then you wouldn't hear the end of the complaining. When it came to the writing of fiction, Wallace blew his competitors—historical and contemporary both—out of the water. To borrow another term from video gaming, it's fair to say that he "owned" them. When Infinite Jest hit book stores in February 1996, the title's two words were in the mouth of every serious reader in America; every living writer, however, was faced with a different pair of words: "Game Over."

>>8197756
he's memeing you, don't fall for it
it's shit

>>8197567
It will cause you to take a hard look at reality, honor, and what the truth is.