AUTHORS-AND-FAMOUS-LITERARY-WORKS.pdf

AUTHORS AND FAMOUS LITERARY WORKS AUTHORS/WRITERS LITERARY WORK, POPULARITY, TITLES William Shakespeare Greatest English writer Sonnet writer Bard of Avon...

AUTHORS AND FAMOUS LITERARY WORKS AUTHORS/WRITERS LITERARY WORK, POPULARITY, TITLES William Shakespeare Greatest English writer Sonnet writer Bard of Avon Macbeth and Hamlet The Father of English Drama Sweet Swan of Avon The Bard Harriet Beecher Stowe Uncle Tom’s Cabin Edgar Allan Poe Father of Horror story The Raven and Annabel Lee Father of English Mystery play Father of English Short Story Geoffrey Chaucer Father of English Literature Morning star literature and Canterbury Tales The Father of English Poetry The Father of English Language The Morning Star of the Renaissance The First National Poet Guy de Maupassant Foremost French short story writer Homer Mythical Geographer The Father of Epic Poetry The Blind Poet Rabindranath Tagore Indian National Poet Gitanjali Kalidasa Indian Shakespear Nathaniel Hawthorne Scarlet letter J.K. Rowling Harry Potter John Milton Lost Paradise Antoine Saint de Exupery The Little Prince Confucius Golden Rule Carol S. Lewis Chronicles of Narnia Leo Tolstoys War and Peace Anna Karenina Omar Khayyam Rubaiyat Dante Alighieri Divine comedy Boris Paternak Authur of Dr. Zivago Jane Austen Pride and Prejudice Anti-romantic in Romantic age Sense and Sensibility Charles Dickens Great Expectations Mark Twain The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn Virginia Woolf To the Lighthouse Fyodor Dostoevsky Crime and Punishment Haruki Murakami Norwegian Wood  Gabriel García Márquez One Hundred Years of Solitude Chinua Achebe Things Fall Apart Margaret Atwood The Handmaid’s Tale Bhavik Sarkhedi The Unproposed Guy Venerable Bede The Father of English Learning The Father of English History King Alfred the Great The Father of English Prose Aeschylus The Father of Tragedy Nicholas Udall The First English Comedy Writer Edmund Spenser The Poet’s poet (by Charles Lamb) The Child of Renaissance The Bridge between Renaissance and Reformation Gutenberg The Father of Printing William Caxton Father of English Press Francis Bacon Father of English Press John Wycliffe The Morning Star of the Reformation Christopher Marlowe The Father of English Tragedy Robert Burns The Bard of Ayrshire (Scotland) The National Poet of Scotland Rabbie The Ploughman Poet William Dunbar The Chaucer of Scotland John Dryden Father of English criticism William of Newbury Father of Historical Criticism John Donne Poet of love Metaphysical poet John Milton Epic poet The great master of verse Lady of the Christ College Poet of the Devil’s Party Master of the Grand style The Blind Poet of England Alexander Pope Mock heroic poet William Wordsworth The Worshipper of Nature The High Priest of Nature The Poet of Nature The Lake Poet Poet of Childhood Egotistical Sublime Samuel Taylor Coleridge The Poet of Supernaturalism Opium Eater Coleridge & Wordsworth The Father of Romanticism Wordsworth, Coleridge, Southey Lake Poets Lord Byron The Rebel Poet Percy Bysshe Shelley The Revolutionary Poet Poet of hope and regeneration John Keats Poet of Beauty  Chameleon Poet William Blake The Mystic Poet Lord Alfred Tennyson The Representative of the Victorian Era George Bernard Shaw The greatest modern dramatist The Iconoclast Lindley Murray Father of English Grammar James Joyce Father of English Stream of Conscious Novel Henry Fielding The Father of English Novel Samuel Johnson Father of English one Act Play Sigmund Freud A great Psycho-analyst Robert Frost The Poet of Terror Francesco Petrarch The Father of Sonnet (Italian) The Father of Humanism Sir Thomas Wyatt The Father of English Sonnet Henry Louis Vivian Derozio The Father of Indian-Anglican Sonnet William Hazlitt Critic’s Critic Charles Lamb The Essay of Elia Arthur Miller Mulk Raj Anand of America Addison The voice of humanist Puritanism Emerson The Seneca of America Mother Teresa The Boon of Heaven Thomas Nash Young Juvenile Thomas Decker Fore-runner of Humorist Henrik Ibsen Father of Modern theatre Nissim Ezekiel The Father of Indian English Poetry