"Everyone should read Chaucer's masterpiece - it's vivid mediaeval literature at its best - and funny too! Read it aloud to get the most fun from the text. Penguin do a nice modern English edition."
"C.T. Allmand's introduction to the Hundred Years War is fast becoming a classic. A good and pretty short introduction to a fascinating but complex conflict."
"A 'Must-have' chronicle in translation - Brereton's edition has been in print since the 1970s. It has a useful if a little dated introduction. Read and enjoy!"
"Another essential for the mediaevalist's bookshelf, this is a really excellent book giving the reader a critical overview of the heresies of mediaeval Europe. Particularly strong on Lollardy."
"Morris is the first no-nonsense TV historian I've come across. His 'Castle' series on Channel 4 has been fascinating and this book will be a brilliant intro to someone new to mediaeval history."
"A bit obscure perhaps, and not truthfully mediaeval (whatever that means) but this pre-Reformation play written for James V of Scotland is a terrific read."
"As far from TV historians as you can get - and a joy as a result, I reckon this is the best film portratyal of the middle ages around. Paul Bettany steals the show as 'Geoff Chaucer'.Buy it!!"
"This list started off as a list of mediaeval studies texts, but I realised that no list of fantastic stuff could be complete without my favourite novel. An absolute joy. Read it!"
"The trailers for this film are dreadful, but the movie itself is brilliant! One of my favourites - and Hugh Grant's best film. Thank God he seems to be done with those floppy hair chick films!"
"A CD I wouldn't be without, I really love this one. It provides an amazing soundtrack to the film, but is lovely all on its own as an album of poetic proportions. Love it.,A CD I wouldn't be without."
"I love St Andrews after spending four years at university here. This book will help me remember the spirit of the place. A must have for all lovers of Scotland's East Coast."
"Hard to find but unsurpassed collection of the chronicle sources regarding the deposition of Richard II and the accession of Henry IV. Really useful and engaging. Good intro too."
"Another film I reckon is one of the best - An early and arguably unbeaten performance by Val Kilmer in one of the coolest comedies ever. If you haven't seen it - Why not??"