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From the Miller’s Tale to King Lear’s roaring sea, a history of flooding in literature

By Stewart Mottram, Professor of Literature and Environment, University of Hull

Chaucer and Shakespeare lived through periods of weird weather not unlike what we are seeing today. So what can we learn from their writing?

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