The Christian Essence of Spanish Literature: An Historical Survey

"The work covers virtually every significant Spanish literary figure from the eleventh to the twentieth century and usually also includes a brief historical/biographical sketch of the writer as well as a review and analysis of the author's primary works. . . . this work can stand on its own merits as a fine reference work and synopsis for the past 1000 years of Spanish literature." -- Sixteenth Century Journal

"This survey of Spanish literature and the influence of Christian belief, from its beginnings to Cela, takes an appreciative rather than critical approach. . . . has the considerable advantage of bringing its subject to the attention of the English-speaking audience and including coverage of some lesser-known figures (Juan de Avila, Saavedra Fajardo, Campoamor, Sastre, etc.)" - British Bulletin of Publications

". . . of considerable significance to readers interested in literature from a religious perspective." _ Christianity and Literature