Long Will

Long Will, a historical fiction novel by Florence Converse published in 1903, explores life in 14th century England against the backdrop of significant events like the Black Death and the Peasants' Revolt. The story follows Will Langland, a poet and priest, as he seeks to address the struggles of the common folk and uncover truths through his poetry. The novel delves into themes of love, class struggles, and societal change, offering insights into the social dynamics of the era and the literary influences that shaped works like Chaucer's 'Canterbury Tales.'