by Candace Barrington

Jonathan Hsy and I are always pleased when we receive an email from a colleague who shares information about new (at least, new to us) translations or adaptations. And we are always pleased when we receive a note from a colleague who has found our pedagogical resources useful. This week, we were doubly pleased to hear from Dr. Marta Kapera of the Institute of English Studies at Jagiellonian University in Kraków, Poland.

In addition to providing an updated/corrected list of Polish translations of Chaucer’s Tales and Troilus Criseyde that date back to 1907, Dr Kapera also reports that she has recently taught a course called “Polish Chaucers”!

We’ve updated our list to reflect the new information Dr Kapera has shared.