Venetia Bridges is Assistant Professor, Department of English Studies at Durham University, having previously graduated from Oxford and earning her PhD at Cambridge.

In this well-written and cogently argued book, Venetia Bridges raises issues usually swept under the carpet of critical discourse on medieval romance.

• IntroductionAlexander in AntiquitySic et Non: The Alexandreis and the YliasAnxious Romance: The Roman d'Alexandre, the Roman de Troie, and CligèsInsular Alexander? The Roman de toute chevalerie and the Roman de HornEnglish and International? Kyng Alisaunder, Of Arthour and of Merlin, and The Seege or Batayle of TroieConclusionAppendix 1 ChronologyAppendix 2 Narrative SummariesBibliographyIndex

Venetia Bridges is Assistant Professor, Department of English Studies at Durham University, having previously graduated from Oxford and earning her PhD at Cambridge.

In this well-written and cogently argued book, Venetia Bridges raises issues usually swept under the carpet of critical discourse on medieval romance.

• IntroductionAlexander in AntiquitySic et Non: The Alexandreis and the YliasAnxious Romance: The Roman d'Alexandre, the Roman de Troie, and CligèsInsular Alexander? The Roman de toute chevalerie and the Roman de HornEnglish and International? Kyng Alisaunder, Of Arthour and of Merlin, and The Seege or Batayle of TroieConclusionAppendix 1 ChronologyAppendix 2 Narrative SummariesBibliographyIndex

Venetia Bridges is Assistant Professor, Department of English Studies at Durham University, having previously graduated from Oxford and earning her PhD at Cambridge.

In this well-written and cogently argued book, Venetia Bridges raises issues usually swept under the carpet of critical discourse on medieval romance.

• IntroductionAlexander in AntiquitySic et Non: The Alexandreis and the YliasAnxious Romance: The Roman d'Alexandre, the Roman de Troie, and CligèsInsular Alexander? The Roman de toute chevalerie and the Roman de HornEnglish and International? Kyng Alisaunder, Of Arthour and of Merlin, and The Seege or Batayle of TroieConclusionAppendix 1 ChronologyAppendix 2 Narrative SummariesBibliographyIndex