JEFFREY JEROME COHEN is Professor of English at George Washington University in Washington DC, USA.

'Cohen is established as one of the prime researchers on monstrosity, masculinity and postcolonialism in medieval Britain, and the New Middle Ages Series as one of the most inventive in medieval studies...it makes for a riveting - entertaining as well as disconcerting - read about the important and neglected aftermath of 1066.' - TLS

• Introduction: In medias res Acts of Separation: Shaping Communal Bodies Between Belongings: History's Middle In the Borderlands: The Identity of Gerald of Wales City of Catastrophes The Flow of Blood in Norwich Epilogue: In medias res

JEFFREY JEROME COHEN is Professor of English at George Washington University in Washington DC, USA.

'Cohen is established as one of the prime researchers on monstrosity, masculinity and postcolonialism in medieval Britain, and the New Middle Ages Series as one of the most inventive in medieval studies...it makes for a riveting - entertaining as well as disconcerting - read about the important and neglected aftermath of 1066.' - TLS

• Introduction: In medias res Acts of Separation: Shaping Communal Bodies Between Belongings: History's Middle In the Borderlands: The Identity of Gerald of Wales City of Catastrophes The Flow of Blood in Norwich Epilogue: In medias res

JEFFREY JEROME COHEN is Professor of English at George Washington University in Washington DC, USA.

'Cohen is established as one of the prime researchers on monstrosity, masculinity and postcolonialism in medieval Britain, and the New Middle Ages Series as one of the most inventive in medieval studies...it makes for a riveting - entertaining as well as disconcerting - read about the important and neglected aftermath of 1066.' - TLS

• Introduction: In medias res Acts of Separation: Shaping Communal Bodies Between Belongings: History's Middle In the Borderlands: The Identity of Gerald of Wales City of Catastrophes The Flow of Blood in Norwich Epilogue: In medias res