The Old French fabliaux form a corpus of close to 150 short comic verse narratives from the late twelfth to the early fourteenth centuries which has been the subject of very active work over
the last thirty years, building on continous though less intensive interest over the previous century. There are many editions, a society and a journal devoted to fabliaux study but, until now,
no bibliographical survey. The author of this analytical bibliography takes a wide view of the definition of the genre in French but does not include work primarily on Chaucerian fabliaux or
those in other languages. Around 1,000 entries offer precise, well judged and well written accounts of works published in this area of study. ANNE COBBY is Faculty Librarian of the Modern &
Medieval Languages Library at the University of Cambridge.
