The Works of Geoffrey Chaucer

The Works of Geoffrey Chaucer refer to the writings of the 14th-century English poet, most famously “The Canterbury Tales.” Chaucer’s works are celebrated for their vivid storytelling, rich characters, and insight into medieval society. He is considered one of the greatest English poets and a pioneer in making English a respected literary language. His stories blend humor, morality, and social commentary, offering a window into the cultural and everyday life of his time. Overall, Chaucer’s works are foundational texts in English literature, influencing future writers and shaping the development of storytelling in the English language.