What are you reading?

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Originally Posted by Diamond Duchess

Now I am forced to dig into Geoffery Chauser's The Canterbury Tales, courtesy of my English class.

The structure of the work is quite different from the other works of literature I have been reading and studying in class. It's a bit easier to read, and allows for many differing styles of prose to be presented in one collected work.

A quick question: Who here has read The Canterbury Tales as part of required reading for their English classes? I would like to know, just out of curiosity, if anyone here has.

Read 'The Franklin's Tale' for A-level when I was 18. It didn't make me want to read any more but I liked all the ways you can see from it the language has changed since then and I still love the Chaucer-era pronounciation of 'Knight'.