Chaucer

Links to Chaucer resources on the web, curated by scholars

The Scriptorium is the Washington State University Chaucer and Medieval Literature cyber-center for classes at all levels. It contains a collection of links to Chaucer, historical resources, web bibliographies and more.

This website provides a biography, access to his works, articles, essays, and other study resources.

A free website that provides access to works by Chaucer.

The website of the academic organization that is dedicated to the study of Geoffrey Chaucer and the Middle Ages.

This website provides a comparison betwwen Middle English words used in the Canterbury Tales and it's modern equivalent.

BBC podcast that discusses Chaucer and his influence in literature and society

A podcast provided by Princeton University Press discusses the life of Chaucer.

A collection of podcasts from BBC radio that discuss the Medieval era

A series by NPR that retraces the steps of Chaucer's pilgrims and explores Britain in the Early 21st century.

This website by LibriVox provided 6 different recordings of the Prologue to the Canterbury Tales, Lines 1-18 by Geoffrey Chaucer.

A list of available podcasts provided by Oxford concerning Chaucer, free to use.