New Releases by Jay Williams

An account of the life, work and times of the most famous painter of 16th century Venice.

The ideas that governed chivalry--honor, vassalage, brotherhood, piety and prowess--are the keys to understanding the problem presented in the Song of Roland. During a tournament in 1448, two young squires hear the story of Roland for the first time, and as each has his own abilities tested, he gains understanding of the Song, of the meaning of chivalry, and of his own character.

Tale of Perseus who opposes the marriage of his mother and tries to forstall it by procuring the head of the serpent.

An historical novel of sixteenth-century Scotland.

A tale of the 13th-century wars initiated by the Pope against the Albigensian heresy.

Experiences of a scholar during the Lutheran Rebellion.