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'''The Norton Anthology of English Literature''' is a well-known English literary studies supplement for many undergraduate and some graduate-level students. Works included in the anthology (or other Norton Anthologies) are seen as having reached canonicity. Published by the W. W. Norton and Company since 1962, the ''NAEL'' is divided into two volumes, separating the late Mediaeval era and the Renaissance (Chaucer, Shakespeare, etc.) from the Romantic, Victorian, and Modern eras of English literature.
The majority of tertiary institutions use these books as set pieces for introductions to Shakespeare, Blake, Tennyson, or Geoffrey Chaucer's ''The Canterbury Tales'', among many others.
In Volume 1, it explores extensively the very core of English literature from the Middle Ages, including ''Cædmon's Hymn'' to ''Beowulf'', moving on to Milton's ''Paradise Lost''.
The Middle Ages, the 16th century, the early 17th century, the 18th century, the Romantic Era, the Victorian Age, and 20th Century English literature are all well represented.

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