Geraldine Hazbun

literature of medieval Iberia, particularly epic poetry, clerical poetry (mester de clerecía), the popular ballad tradition (romancero), chronicles, and early prose narratives; representation of risk in Spain's medieval epic tradition; risk, uncertainty, and choice; epic tradition in medieval Iberia, including lesser-known narratives in chronicle and ballad; literature from and about the margins of society, including betrayal and illegitimacy, and medieval women's writing; heroism and chivalry; construction and erosion of the ideals associated with them; early Iberian travel narratives; literature and culture of al-Andalus

The Form of Risk in Medieval Spanish Epic (in preparation). A Companion to the Other Medieval Spanish Epic, ed. Geraldine Hazbun and Rebecca De Souza (Leiden: Brill, in preparation). 'The Jura de Santa Gadea: Truth, Narrative and the Inbetween', in A Companion to the Other Medieval Spanish Epic, ed. Geraldine Hazbun and Rebecca De Souza (Leiden: Brill, in preparation). 'The Development of Chivalry and its Literature in the Middle Ages’, in A Companion to the Hispanic Romances of Chivalry, ed. Axayácatl Campos García Rojas & Daniel Gutiérrez Trápaga (Woodbridge: Tamesis, forthcoming). 'Iberia', in The Cambridge Guide to Global Medieval Travel Writing ed. Sebastian Sobecki (Cambridge: UP, 2026, forthcoming). 'Loss is More: Revisiting the Relics of the Medieval Spanish Epic’, La corónica, 50.