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News

• Mar 4, 2021 announcements

  Lorca's Clown Hat

  Announcing Miguel García's forthcoming study of the great Spanish poet and playwright Federico García Lorca.
• Feb 25, 2021 announcements

  Heroical

  A new edition of the Elizabethan poet Michael Drayton.
• Feb 25, 2021 announcements

  Gaping

  Announcing the forthcoming A Gaping Wound: Mourning in Italian Poetry.
• Feb 25, 2021 announcements

  Bonnefoy the Essayist

  Announcing Layla Roesler on the essays of the great French writer Yves Bonnefoy.
• Feb 1, 2021 announcements

  Three Hearts

  Lucia Brandi on indigenous Mexican culture.
• Nov 1, 2020 announcements

  Concrete

  Rachel Robinson on the vibrant world of Latin American concrete poetry.
• Oct 10, 2020 announcements

  Catalan Walls

  Emily Jenkins on the visual art of a resurgent Catalonia.
• Sep 23, 2020 announcements

  The Looming Shadow

  David McCallum uses a bilingual edition to re-examine the last poems of the Revolutionary poet André Chénier.
• Aug 29, 2020 announcements

  From La Mancha to Stockholm

  Announcing two new Legenda books: B. W. Ife on Cervantes, Anja Tröger on Scandinavian fiction.
• Jun 18, 2020 announcements

  Announcing Contemporary French Poetry

  A flurry of recent Legenda announcements continues with Daisy Sainsbury's new book "Contemporary French Poetry: Towards a Minor Poetics", due out in 2021.
• Jun 16, 2020 announcements

  Announcing Three Centuries of German Literature

  We are pleased to announce a forthcoming Festschrift, for Ritchie Robertson, on the subject From the Enlightenment to Modernism: Three Centuries of German Literature.
• Jun 15, 2020 announcements

  Fragments and Figuration

  Announcing two new Studies in Comparative Literature: Lin Li on Beckett and Giacometti, Elisa Segnini on mask-making in the fin de siècle
• Mar 31, 2019 announcements

  Discovering Livingstone's Travels

  David Livingstone's Missionary Travels (1857) now appear in a beautiful new digital edition, six years in the making, which MHRA helped to support through a Research Associateship.
• Aug 20, 2018 announcements

  Georg Hermann, Coming Soon

  We are pleased to announce a new biography of the German novelist Georg Hermann, coming soon to Legenda.
• Aug 20, 2018 announcements

  Clarice Lispector, Coming Soon

  A new Legenda collection on the 21st-century heritage of the great Brazilian novelist Clarice Lispector is coming soon.
• Apr 18, 2018 announcements

  Harlequin Subject of Critical Edition

  We are pleased to announce that volume 67 in our Critical Texts series​ will be Aphra Behn's Emperor of the Moon and Its French Source, edited by Judy A. Hayden and Daniel J. Worden.
• Mar 21, 2018 announcements

  Soon to Confess

  We announce the fifth title in our series of Decadent literature editions: George Moore's Confessions of a Young Man (1888), in a new edition by Matthew Creasy.
• Mar 17, 2018 announcements

  New New Woman

  Announcing "A 'New' Woman in Verga and Pirandello: From Page to Stage", by Enza De Francisci.
• Mar 15, 2018 announcements

  Maya Goded's Mexico

  We announce a new study of the Mexican documentary photographer Maya Goded.
• Nov 3, 2017 announcements

  Goethe's Daughter, Schiller's Bride

  Announcing Francis Lamport's new translation of two related plays from 1803: Goethe, The Natural Daughter, and Schiller, The Bride.
• Oct 21, 2017 announcements

  Therapy Exotic

  We announce a forthcoming title in our Transcript series: "Making Masud Khan: Psychoanalysis, Empire and Modernist Culture", by Benjamin Poore.
• Oct 20, 2017 announcements

  Petzold Work

  Announcing "Screening Work: The Films of Christian Petzold", a forthcoming study by Stephan Hilpert and Andrew J. Webber, which will be volume 10 in our Moving Image series.
• Oct 16, 2017 announcements

  Prophecy Forthcoming

  We are pleased to announce volume 50 in Studies in Comparative Literature: James Leveque's study Words Like Fire: Prophecy and Apocalypse in Apollinaire, Marinetti and Pound.
• Oct 6, 2017 announcements

  Laforgue, a Little Longer in Red

  Our Research Monographs in French Studies series, a collaboration with the Society for French Studies, is expanding, and today we can announce the first of the longer titles to appear in it: Sam Bootle's forthcoming monograph Laforgue, Philosophy, and Ideas of Otherness.
• Jul 5, 2017 announcements

  Marmontel and Demoustier

  We announce Critical Texts 65, an edition of two completions of (or, if you prefer, sequels to) Molière's celebrated Le Misanthrope, by Jean-François Marmontel and Charles-Albert Demoustier.
• Mar 11, 2017 announcements

  Symons's Spiritual Adventures

  We are pleased to announce publication of Arthur Symons's Spiritual Adventures, an edition in our Jewelled Tortoise series of decadent editions.
• Feb 2, 2017 announcements

  Announcing Newton's Cicero

  Tudor & Stuart Translations 25 will be a volume of four treatises of Cicero, translated by Thomas Newton.
• Jan 21, 2017 announcements

  Suttner's Lay Down Your Arms

  Announcing a new edition of the English translation of Bertha von Suttner's bestselling pacifist novel Die Waffen nieder! (1889).
• Jan 21, 2017 announcements

  Elyot's The Image of Governance

  Announcing a new title in Tudor & Stuart Translations, Thomas Elyot, ‘The Image of Governance’ and Other Dialogues of Counsel (1533–1541).

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