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If you live in the land where Chaucer’s tomb created the Poets’ Corner in Westminster Abbey, his stature is obviously not in doubt. But I continue to be flummoxed by the relative inconspicuousness of ...

OVER at Intelligent Life, our sister magazine, Joe Parham reminds us how Chaucer played with the language, English, that he was among the first to write literature in. It's hard but fascinating to ...

Library photographs and uploads its entire collection of manuscripts by author of The Canterbury Tales The entire collection of Geoffrey Chaucer’s works held by the British Library is being made ...

TOLD by all levels of society – from a chivalrous knight to a bawdy much-married widow – Geoffrey Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales provide a snapshot of the medieval period. And on their Brighton Fringe ...