Telling Tales and Crafting Books

List of Illustrations
Introduction by Alexander L. Kaufman
PART I: OLD ENGLISH AND THE NORTH
Chapter 1: Grendel as Novelistic Outlaw-Hero: A Girardian Reading by Eric. R. Carlson
Chapter 2: The Evolution of Monster Fights: From Beowulf versus Grendel to Jón Gudmundsson lærdi versus the Snæfjalladraugur and Beyond by Shaun F. D. Hughes
Chapter 3: Salvation Twice Told: Idolatry, Typology, and Repentance in Genesis B by J. A. Jackson
Chapter 4: Vision and Sex in the Iconography of the Old English Genesis Manuscript by Molly A. Martin
Chapter 5: Heroic/Apocalyptic Metalandscapes of Some Anglo-Scandanavian Art by E. L. Risden
PART II: ROBIN HOOD
Chapter 6: Feasts in the Forest by Stephen Knight
Chapter 7: Show or Tell? Priority and Interplay in the Early Robin Hood Play/Games and Poems by John Marshall
Chapter 8: ".something of the air of a celebration": Scott, Peacock, and Maid Marian by Alan T. Gaylord
Chapter 9: Two Ancient Ballads: "Robin Hood's Courtship with Jack Cade's Daughter" and "The Freiris Tragedie": An Edition by Alexander L. Kaufman
Chapter 10: "The grasping, rasping Norman race": Victorian Nationalism and Sir George Alexander Macfarren's 1860 Opera, Robin Hood by Kevin J. Harty
PART III: BOOKS AND LITERATURE
Chapter 11: The Evangelist Symbols in the Judith of Flanders Gospels: Devotion, Prestige, and Cultural Production by Mary Dockray-Miller
Chapter 12: Chaucer and the Art of Not Eating a Book by Robert Boenig
Chapter 13: Lancelot the One-Time Outlaw: Fallenness and Forgiveness in the Morte Darthur by Jack Ray Baker
Thomas H. Ohlgren's Published Writings
Index