Hero's Afterlife: Hero and Leander and lewd unmannerly verse' in the late Seventeenth Century Roy Booth Royal Holloway roy.booth@btinternet.com Booth, Roy. "Hero's Afterlife: Hero and Leander and lewd unmannerly verse' in the late Seventeenth Century". Early Modern Literary Studies...

Playfully inventive, Milorad Pavic's newest novel, his third, again a novel of the unique sort, one needing characteristic "directions" - it may be read from the front cover (Hero's story) or, if one flips the book, from the back (Leander's) - is not...

In the following essay, Campbell argues that to read Marlowe and Chapman's sections of Hero and Leander “as parts of a single whole is to obscure the shape and significance of Marlowe's poem.”

In the following essay, Leonard underscores Leander's sexual coercion of Hero in Hero and Leander.

In the following essay, Holmes examines Marlowe's portrayal of homosexual desire in Hero and Leander.