In addition to The Book of the Duchess, this writer retells a story of ill-fated (*) Trojan War lovers in Troilus and Criseyde.
This man's poems include "Lak of Steadfastness" and "The Former Age." A poet reads about Ceyx and Alcyone before dreaming about a knight upset at losing a game of chess in one work by this man. In addition to The Book of the Duchess, this writer retells a story of ill-fated (*) Trojan War lovers in Troilus and Criseyde. One part of his most famous work is a story of a knight convicted of rape trying to find out what it is that women want most.  For 10 points, name this medieval English writer who wrote of the Miller, the Pardoner, and the Wife of Bath in his Canterbury Tales.
This man's poems include "Lak of Steadfastness" and "The Former Age."
Geoffrey {Chaucer}