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French of Medieval England Bilingual Editions
Medieval Institute Publications at Western Michigan University publishes the French of Medieval England Bilingual Editions Series for TEAMS: Teaching Association for Medieval Studies.
Series Introduction
The series is designed to encourage the editing and translation of significant Anglo-French texts. The volumes are designed for classroom use in courses in Medieval English, Medieval French and Anglo-Norman, and Comparative Medieval Studies, and they will also be valuable to advanced scholars in related fields. In most cases, books will feature edited texts and facing-page modern English translations. Our particular interest is in neglected works and authors, including previously unedited or hard-to-access texts.
- David Raybin, Professor Emeritus, Eastern Illinois University, Series Editor
Proposals or completed manuscripts to be considered for publication by Medieval Institute Publications should be sent to Tyler Cloherty, acquisitions editor for the series, or the series editor, David Raybin, Professor Emeritus, Eastern Illinois University.