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Innikolai kingbyNikolai Nikiforov·Jan 26, 2025The birth of iBirdeIn winter’s grip, when kings prepare their rise, And coders shiver, fearing dreams grown stale, I sought a voice to sing beneath cold skies
InLiterally LiterarybyJohn E Marks·Jul 14, 2024Pilgrimage: out of the blueOn this beautiful spring day in February With delphinium-blue skies and cheeky Crocuses splash purple, while dazzling Daffs nod in…A response icon2A response icon2
Emily!·Jan 10, 2024Modern Society as Depicted By Geoffrey ChaucerA critique on present day norms and theoretical perspectives
InThe Sundial (ACMRS)byACMRS Arizona·Dec 5, 2023For Chaucer, With Rageby Carissa Harris | In an unprecedented turn of events, the medieval poet Geoffrey Chaucer trended on Twitter in October 2022. Why was…A response icon3A response icon3
InThe Sundial (ACMRS)byACMRS Arizona·Apr 25, 2023Coercive Pity-Sex in Chaucer’s Troilus and Criseydeby Kathleen Eck Thorman | The consummation scene in Chaucer’s Troilus and Criseyde replaces reciprocal love with pity-sex. It presents…A response icon1A response icon1
InThe Sundial (ACMRS)byACMRS Arizona·Feb 14, 2023Rehabilitating Chaucer?by Robyn A. Bartlett | In October 2022, the long-dead medieval poet Geoffrey Chaucer trended on Twitter. The reason is one that has…
John Welford·Dec 20, 2022The Waiter’s Tale: A Story That Chaucer Never WroteWill he ever stop waiting and go and get what he deserves? And what will happen when he does?A response icon1A response icon1
