"When the fourth month of year on a Gregorian calendar arrives with her saccharine precipitation..." The beginning of Chaucer's Canterbury Tales in an overly technical register.

A writing piece that was inspired by Geoffrey Chaucer's Cantebury Tales. Victor the pilgrim just wants his story to be heard by the people around him, despite being unable to tell good stories due to his mental illness. One-shot; Complete.

Deleted the last one because the alignment was weird. An Alchemist who, despite having acquired herself a philosopher's stone, cares nothing for wealth and dislikes nobles. Her prologue and tale if she joined the pilgrimage.

A short introduction to two new character in Chaucer's style. All in good fun, not intended to offend anyone.

Inspired by the Canterbury Tales. You really shouldn't trust a pickpocket. Just look at where it got Oliver.

The Host, the Nun's Priest, and the Clerk, at an inn in Canterbury.

This is my made-up character in The Canterbury Tales form.The prologue is about a obgyn and her tale about a women giving birth.

A conclusion of the unfinished Squire's Tale, taking the view that the Franklin's response was meant by Chaucer as a sarcastic interruption. Written in Middle English iambic pentameter, like the original.

The story of a knight on a quest to save his life. Rated teen, for a bit of violence.

Situémonos por un momento en la obra Cándido de Voltaire. Para aquellos que la han leído verán cosas inimaginables. Para aquelos que no lo han hecho les aseguro que no se sentirán confundidos por no haber leído la obra en la que está basado este cuento.

I wrote this as a project for my Brit Lit class. Let me know what you think. The Squire tells a tale of the great Prince of Tartary who saves The Fairy King's beautiful daughter from his cruelty.Disclaimer: Cahucer/history owns The Squire,Cambalo & Ca

Little parody written for AP English. Featuring the Burger King. Highly suggested to read the General Prologue. Cracktastic! I own nothing but the plot.

A little parody of Chaucer's Canterbury Tales, I suppose. Done for AP English. I own nothing. Enjoy.

The screenplay for our English class project. It's the story we know, but with a comedic twist. Rated for themes, dialogue, ETC.

An interpretation of pardoner's tale from the Canterbury Tales, in the form of a Children's Story. It was originally written for my English class, but there you go. I got extra credit for it and my mom thinks I'm special. Reviews Please. ONE SHOT

Written for English class. The assignment was to create a modern-day pilgrim. Rated to be on the safe side.

This is a play I wrote about The Knight's Tale. I wrote it for my house grouping in school because there's a drama competition going on... Hope you can enjoy this dramatic interpretation of this wonderful story.

When our esteemed talk show host Jackie Morse is joined by Chaucer's Wife of Bath, chaos ensues. The characters from her story also join us, telling their real opinions on the events of the fantastic tale of the Wife of Bath.

The Friar tells his part of the Canterbury Tales: a tragedy of a once noble king and his foolish decision.

An abridged retelling of Chaucer's Knight's Tale from Canterbury Tales. Two silly knights battle over a woman who doesn't know they exist with a happy ending for all concerned, especially her.