Category: Hispanic Studies

Reading María de Zayas: Why and How

Reading María de Zayas: Why and How

Why read the stories of María de Zayas y Sotomayor?  That’s easy to answer.  She wrote page-turning stories of desire, love, and disillusion; and published them in Spain nearly 400… READ MORE

Federico García Lorca

Federico García Lorca

In Federico García Lorca: The Poetry in All Things, I set out to give a sense of what it is that has made Lorca such a household name. To this… READ MORE

Call For Manuscripts: Tamesis Books

Call For Manuscripts: Tamesis Books

Tamesis provides a forum for the best current work relating to all periods of the literature, cinema, history, art, and music of the Iberian Peninsula, Latin America, and the Caribbean…. READ MORE

A Companion to José Enrique Rodó

A Companion to José Enrique Rodó

Gustavo San Román is in Montevideo on research leave from the University of St Andrews to work on Uruguayan literature and culture, as he has done throughout his career. Here… READ MORE

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