Elvira Vilches

Lending to the borrower from hell: Debt, taxes, and default in the age of Philip II

[Review of ]. Renaissance Quarterly, 68(1), 286–379.

Trade, silver, and print culture in the colonial Americas

Journal of Latin American Cultural Studies, 24(3), 315–334.

Guzman de Alfarache

[Review of ]. Hispania (Baltimore, Md.), 97(4), 714–716.

The poetics of masculinity in early modern Italy and Spain

[Review of ]. Hispania (Baltimore, Md.), 95(3), 554–556.

New World gold: cultural anxiety and monetary disorder in early modern Spain

London : University of Chicago Press.

El Atlantico en la historiografia indiana del siglo XVI

Revista Iberoamericana, (75), 639–655.

Moorings: Portuguese Expansion and the Writing of Africa

Iberoamericana, 39(IX), 201–203.

Don Quijote de la Mancha

[Review of ]. Hispania (Baltimore, Md.), 88(3), 526.

Imperial Sissies and Bully Amazons: The Question of "Valor" in Lope de Vega's Las mujeres sin los hombres

Annals of Scholarship, (16), 175–191.

Columbus's gift: Representations of grace and wealth and the enterprise of the Indies

MLN (Modern Language Notes), 119(2), 201–225.

Forgotten conquests. Rereading New World History from the margins

[Review of ]. Hispanofila, (141), 140–141.

The Economy of the Marvelous: Columbus's Transatlantic Tokens

In H. S. M. W. Kaufman (Ed.), Transatlantic studies (pp. 15–26). Lanham, Md.: University Press of America.

Caribbean Exchanges and Colonial Economy, 1492-1510

Atlantic History Seminar, (99), 1–19.

The Discovery and Conquest of Peru. Chroniclers of the New World Encounter

South Atlantic Review, 62(2), 174–176.