Volume 360 pages
The Canterbury Tales
About the book
A road trip through medieval England—told in 24 unforgettable voices.
The Canterbury Tales by Geoffrey Chaucer is one of the earliest and most influential works in the English language. This landmark collection follows a group of pilgrims traveling to Canterbury, each sharing stories filled with humor, romance, morality, and wit .
From the bawdy Miller's Tale to the profound Knight's Tale and the wise Wife of Bath, Chaucer captures the full range of medieval society. His storytelling shines with sharp satire, vivid characters, and timeless insight into human nature.
This edition includes a modern English translation, expert annotations, and contextual commentary—perfect for students, literature lovers, and readers of classic poetry and historical fiction.
"The father of English poetry—bold, bawdy, brilliant." – The Guardian
"A medieval masterpiece that still speaks to modern readers." – Harvard Review
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