Bøger af Robert Bayliss

In the conquered Summerlands the empire of Taleel demands tribute and men to fuel its war machine. A young warrior, Tuan Blackstone, is called to the imperial banners. But in the shadows an ancient evil stirs and treachery and war stalks the land. An ancient magic may hold the key to salvation or destruction.

This study of how early modern Spanish literature constitutes a cultural 'Golden Age' addresses the evolving uses of a literary canon that is now regarded as national cultural patrimony. It approaches these uses of the Spanish Golden Age as a diachronic problem whose analysis can address some of the most persistent questions in the field of Hispanism.