The Broadway musical "Man of La Mancha" was based on which novel?

More recent productions can't rely on imagination anymore because it's been killed by the superficiality of phone chatting, social media and overexplaining.

To dream the impossible dream

great story

Big Blue Narwhal, I'm afraid I haven't gotten round to reading it, but didn't he have hallucinations, believing windmills to be giants? The expression "tilting at windmills" is derived from that incident and means "to struggle against imaginary opposition". Sounds a bit crazy to me, but that isn't the same as mad, more eccentric.

In a comp. lit. class at OSU, I wrote a paper comparing and contrasting Don Quixote and Catch Twenty-Two...while Yossarian was sane and everyone else was not;

Peter O’Toole starred in the film version alongside Sophia Loren

tried to read the book, not for me

Don Quixote is generally regarded as the world's first novel,although this is a somewhat eurocentric view, so it might be better to describe it as the first western novel.

let's win

my favorite play since I was 8 years old.

its nice i like it