SeriesExtentYearAuthorTitle
SHLC 33—2019Carla Almanza-GálvezForm and Reform in Eighteenth-Century Spain
SICL 31—2014Kate AverisExile and Nomadism in French and Hispanic Women's Writing
LGS —2007Kathy BaconNegotiating Sainthood
SHLC 39—2020Catherine BarbourContemporary Galician Women Writers
TD 91—2014Joanna BardzińskaEl camino inverso: del cine al teatro
SHLC 4188pp2014Lucy BellThe Latin American Short Story at its Limits
SHLC 40—2019Sander BergThe Marvellous and the Miraculous in María de Zayas
T 11—2025Tovi BibringThe Patient, the Impostor and the Seducer
LGS —2012Tom BollOctavio Paz and T. S. Eliot
LGS —2011Sarah E. L. BowskillGender, Nation and the Formation of the Twentieth-Century Mexican Literary Canon
SHLC 54—2022Jade BoydThe Experience of Colour in Lorca's Theatre
SHLC 51—2024Lucia BrandiTutunakú
SICL 58—2025Jacobo de CampsWalter Benjamin’s Calderón
LGS —2005Elena CarreraTeresa of Avila's Autobiography
TD 96—2014Rocío Ortuño CasanovaMitos cristianos en la poesía del 27
SHLC 7148pp2015Katia ChornikAlejo Carpentier and the Musical Text
SHLC 18—2021Mar Diestro-DópidoFilm Festivals
SHLC 31—2018Gisèle EarleGómez Manrique, Statesman and Poet
LGS 224pp2006Derek FlitterSpanish Romanticism and the Uses of History
PMHRA 7160pp1975Robert M. FloresThe Compositors of the First and Second Madrid Editions of 'Don Quixote'
SHLC 43—3000Holly J. FossFranco's Female Prisoners
SHLC 11176pp2015Maite Usoz de la FuenteUrban Space, Identity and Postmodernity in 1980s Spain
SHLC 49—2022Miguel GarcíaQueering Lorca’s Duende
SHLC 21—2019Dominika GasiorowskiPhotographing the Unseen Mexico
LGS 228pp1999Stephen HenighanAssuming the Light