Can planes fly without wings but with a horizontal stabiliser?
This is a question about terminology more than aerodynamics. All horizontal surfaces can contribute lift, and also the fuselage does. Take missiles, for example. They create dynamic lift like an aircraft, but only with their fuselage and fins by inclining both against the oncoming flow. Speed compensates for the small area and poor lift efficiency of slender bodies. Since a fuselage is unstable in pitch and yaw, you need to either add fins or something else which creates perpendicular forces at the far end of the fuselage to control it. Like missiles do.



AIM-9L (picture source)

An X-wing will make a horrible model aircraft. But with enough thrust even this design will fly.