• "Mouvance" and the medieval author - re-editing "Ancrene Wisse", Bella Millett; the outspoken "South English Legendary Poet", O.S. Pickering; the apple's message - some post-conquest hagiographic accounts of textual transmission, Jocelyn Wogan-Browne; two Middle English penitential lyrics - sound and scansion, Thomas G. Duncan; the transmission and circulation of "The Lay Folk's Catechism", Sue Powell; "Meddling with Makings" and Will's work, Ralph Hanna III; thy will be done - "Piers Plowman" and the "Pater Noster", Vincent Gillespie; aspects of the "publication" of Wyclif's Latin sermons, Anne Hudson; a hive of industry or a hornets' nest?, MS Sidney Sussex 74 and its scribes, Alan J. Fletcher; the transmission and audience of Osbern Bokenham's "Legendys of Hooly Wummen", A.S.G. Edwards; another look at the religious texts in Lincoln, Cathedral Library, MS 91, John J. Thompson.

This stimulating collection is a happy combination of scholarly learning and theoretical speculation.

• "Mouvance" and the medieval author - re-editing "Ancrene Wisse", Bella Millett; the outspoken "South English Legendary Poet", O.S. Pickering; the apple's message - some post-conquest hagiographic accounts of textual transmission, Jocelyn Wogan-Browne; two Middle English penitential lyrics - sound and scansion, Thomas G. Duncan; the transmission and circulation of "The Lay Folk's Catechism", Sue Powell; "Meddling with Makings" and Will's work, Ralph Hanna III; thy will be done - "Piers Plowman" and the "Pater Noster", Vincent Gillespie; aspects of the "publication" of Wyclif's Latin sermons, Anne Hudson; a hive of industry or a hornets' nest?, MS Sidney Sussex 74 and its scribes, Alan J. Fletcher; the transmission and audience of Osbern Bokenham's "Legendys of Hooly Wummen", A.S.G. Edwards; another look at the religious texts in Lincoln, Cathedral Library, MS 91, John J. Thompson.

This stimulating collection is a happy combination of scholarly learning and theoretical speculation.

• "Mouvance" and the medieval author - re-editing "Ancrene Wisse", Bella Millett; the outspoken "South English Legendary Poet", O.S. Pickering; the apple's message - some post-conquest hagiographic accounts of textual transmission, Jocelyn Wogan-Browne; two Middle English penitential lyrics - sound and scansion, Thomas G. Duncan; the transmission and circulation of "The Lay Folk's Catechism", Sue Powell; "Meddling with Makings" and Will's work, Ralph Hanna III; thy will be done - "Piers Plowman" and the "Pater Noster", Vincent Gillespie; aspects of the "publication" of Wyclif's Latin sermons, Anne Hudson; a hive of industry or a hornets' nest?, MS Sidney Sussex 74 and its scribes, Alan J. Fletcher; the transmission and audience of Osbern Bokenham's "Legendys of Hooly Wummen", A.S.G. Edwards; another look at the religious texts in Lincoln, Cathedral Library, MS 91, John J. Thompson.

This stimulating collection is a happy combination of scholarly learning and theoretical speculation.