Daniel Davies is Assistant Professor of English at the University of HoustonR. D. Perry is Assistant Professor of English and Literary Arts at the University of Denver

• Preface: Ardis ButterfieldIntroduction- Daniel Davies and R. D. Perry I. Genres of war1 Andrew Galloway- The birth of tragedy in the Hundred Years War2 Elizaveta Strakhov- Forms Against war: the pastourelle and the Hundred Years War 3 Daniel Davies- Prophecies of alliance and enmity: England, Scotland, and France in the late Middle AgesII. Figures and sites of mobility4 David Wallace- Italy, poetry and the Hundred Years War 5 Lynn Staley- Merchandising peace 6 Helen Fulton- Mobility and migration: Calais and the Welsh imagination in the late Middle Ages III. Theorizing war7 Stefan Vander Elst- The shared wound: Crusade and the origins of the Hundred Years War in the writings of Philippe de Mézières 8 Matthew Giancarlo- Mirrors of war: chronicle narratives, class conflict and regiminal ideology between France and England, c. 1330-14159 Lucas Wood- Dreaming the (un)divided nation: Alain Chartier’s allegorical oneiropolitics IV. Lives during wartime 10 Alani Hicks-Bartlett- War, tears, and corporeal response in Christine de Pizan11 Jennifer N. Brown- Visionary women, the Papal Schism and the Hundred Years War: Bridget of Sweden and Catherine of Siena in medieval England12 J. R. Mattison- Between men: French books and male readers in fifteenth-century EnglandBibliography Index

'Literatures of the Hundred Years War is therefore a book to read with enthusiasm. Its contents (on England vis-à-vis French writers, French manuscripts, the French war) will keep scholars busy for years to come' Andrew Breeze, University of Navarre, Mediaevistik 'Literatures of the Hundred Years War is a fine volume, Scholars interested in northwestern European culture in the fourteenth and early fifteenth centuries will find much to hold their interest.'Julie Singer, Speculum