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La chica rara: Witness to transgression in the fiction of Spanish women writers, 1958--2003
 An Iberian search: A comparative study of Sufi mysticism's presence in the postmodern poetry of Clara Janes and Joaquim Pessoa
 
'Shadow cast by words': Anne Teyssieras's "Golem", a critical edition
 The Kingdom of Spain as an allegory of Christ's Kingdom in five autos by Calderon
 
Textualizing the future: Godard, Rochefort, Beckett and dystopian discourse
 Autobiographical metafictions in contemporary Spanish literature
 
The discourse of women writers in the French Revolution: Olympe de Gouges and Constance de Salm
 The structural and thematic integrity of Diego de San Pedro's "Carcel de Amor"
 
Tradicion e innovacion en las "Novelas a Marcia Leonarda" de Lope de Vega
 The limits of posibilismo: The censors and Antonio Buero Vallejo
 
Decadence as a social critique in Huysmans, D'Annunzio, and Wilde
 Traces of Beckett: Gestures of emptiness and impotence in the theater of Koltes, Kane, de la Parra and Durang
 
Cristobal Lozano's ideology in "Soledades de la Vida y Desenganos del Mundo"
 La novela de artista: El Kunstlerroman en la literatura espanola finisecular
 
A fruitful bough: The Old Testament story of Joseph in medieval and Golden Age Spanish literature
 Deceit, disguise, and identity in Cervantes's "Novelas ejemplares"
 
Re-appropriating the Catholic imaginary: Discourse strategies and the struggle for modernization in late nineteenth-century religious fiction
 Setting a new standard: A sociolinguistic analysis of the regional Italian of Sicily in Andrea Camilleri's Commissario Montalbano mystery series
 
Homometrias: Representaciones de deseo homosexual en la literatura del Siglo de Oro espanol
 The poetics of demonization: The writings of Juan de Castellanos in the light of Alonso de Ercilla's "La Araucana"
 
Hacia Cervantes. Confluence of the "Byzantine" and the Chivalric Literary Traditions in the "Quijote"
 West African Representations of World War II: Rewriting Thiaroye