Nicholas G. Round

Libros:

The Greatest Man Uncrowned (1985)

On Reasoning and Realism: Three Easy Pieces (1989)

Libro llamado Fedrón (1993)

Introduction to Federico García Lorca, Four Major Plays, trans. John Edmonds. Oxford: University Press, 1997, ix-xxxviii.

Artículos:

''Rojas' old bawd and Shakespeare's Old Lady: Celestina and the Anglican Reformation'' in Estudios en homenaje de Louise Fothergill-Payne, ed. Rosa M. Garrido (Celestinesca, 21 [1997]), 93-109.

'''Perdóneme Séneca': the translational practices of Alonso de Cartagena'' in Translation Studies in Hispanic Contexts, ed. Nicholas G. Round (BHS [Glasgow], 75 [1998]), 17-29.

''What makes Mabbe so good?'' in Context, Meaning and Reception of 'Celestina': a Fifth Centenary Symposium, ed. Ian Michael and David G. Pattison (Glasgow: Carfax, Taylor & Francis, 2000), pp.145-66.