i'm in search of medieval literature, preferably stuff having

Look in the archive, we have these threads at least once a week.

>>8490875
where's the archive?

The faerie queens is a bit later but awesome, also Check Ariosto and Tasso

>>8490845
Froissart's chronicles. It's an account of more and less than the Hundred Years' War written by a French Knight. Full of deeds of arms and chivalry, and the English translation is a delight to read.

>>8490946
This is really cool. I got a book with Ariosto's plays and Tasso's Jerusalem Delivered about a week ago. But aren't they Renaissance writers rather than Medieval.

Is it ok to consider the Renaissance as part of the late Medieval Era? It feels more like a transitional period.

Also, really interested in the topic.

>>8490845
If for any reason you haven't yet heard of Chretien de Troye's round table stories, then that

>>8492443
Early Renaissance and late Medieval are the same thiing

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>>8490845

>>8490845
Ivanhoe is pretty cool.

Fairy queen is great. Also, if you can find it, Sir Orfeo - it's a Middle English lay retelling the Greek myth of Orpheus, but with knights and badass Celtic fairies