"Astonishingly full collection. I appreciate the effort to include women....It's a great opportunity to have this kind of depth and breadth available."--David G. Brailow, Mckendree College
"An excellent collection that makes the texts accessible and includes much more than just the court poetry of the 1580s."--Carolyn Asp, Marquette University
"This is a marvelous approach to a delightfully disorderly body of verse."--Byron Nelson, West Virginia University
"Now and again, an anthology is published which is also a real book. That is, the editor's selection shows us new ways of reading poetry. Such a work is The New Oxford Book of Sixteenth-Century Verse."--Times Literary Supplement
"A distinguished, tough-minded, and endearing anthology."--Sixteenth Century Journal
"Astonishingly full collection. I appreciate the effort to include women....It's a great opportunity to have this kind of depth and breadth available."--David G. Brailow, Mckendree College
"An excellent collection that makes the texts accessible and includes much more than just the court poetry of the 1580s."--Carolyn Asp, Marquette University
"This is a marvelous approach to a delightfully disorderly body of verse."--Byron Nelson, West Virginia University
"Now and again, an anthology is published which is also a real book. That is, the editor's selection shows us new ways of reading poetry. Such a work is The New Oxford Book of Sixteenth-Century Verse."--Times Literary Supplement
"A distinguished, tough-minded, and endearing anthology."--Sixteenth Century Journal
"Astonishingly full collection. I appreciate the effort to include women....It's a great opportunity to have this kind of depth and breadth available."--David G. Brailow, Mckendree College
"An excellent collection that makes the texts accessible and includes much more than just the court poetry of the 1580s."--Carolyn Asp, Marquette University
"This is a marvelous approach to a delightfully disorderly body of verse."--Byron Nelson, West Virginia University
"Now and again, an anthology is published which is also a real book. That is, the editor's selection shows us new ways of reading poetry. Such a work is The New Oxford Book of Sixteenth-Century Verse."--Times Literary Supplement
"A distinguished, tough-minded, and endearing anthology."--Sixteenth Century Journal
"Astonishingly full collection. I appreciate the effort to include women....It's a great opportunity to have this kind of depth and breadth available."--David G. Brailow, Mckendree College
"An excellent collection that makes the texts accessible and includes much more than just the court poetry of the 1580s."--Carolyn Asp, Marquette University
"This is a marvelous approach to a delightfully disorderly body of verse."--Byron Nelson, West Virginia University
"Now and again, an anthology is published which is also a real book. That is, the editor's selection shows us new ways of reading poetry. Such a work is The New Oxford Book of Sixteenth-Century Verse."--Times Literary Supplement
"A distinguished, tough-minded, and endearing anthology."--Sixteenth Century Journal
