"In this highly original volume, Francomano traces the transformation of Diego de San Pedros Cįrcel de amor (The Prison of Love) from a small-format, unillustrated book printed in Seville in 1492 to luxury French manuscripts and tapestries, considering other versions and translations along the wayFrancomanos theoretically engaged analysis of visual, material, and book culture will appeal to specialists in 16th- and 17th-century studies and beyond."
- P. W. Manning (Choice Connect October 2018 vol. 56 # 2) "Emily Francomanos splendid case study of Carcels editorial, intellectual, material, and social history across Europe in the sixteenth century traces how it was transformed from a Castilian sentimental romance into a broad cultural multimedia phenomenon, which she calls The Prison of Love[ this] is a study that everyone interested in the history of literacy and material bibliography, and their effects on the formation of the early modern social and political imaginary, should read."
- E. Michael Gerli, University of Virginia (Renaissance Quarterly, vol 72 no 2)
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