SIGNIFICATION GIVEN TO WRITERS
π Morning star of Reformation - John Wycliff.
π The Child of Renaissance - Edmund Spenser.
π 20th Century Dryden - T.S. Eliot.
π Mulk Raj Anand of America - Arthur Miller.
π The Poet of Terror - Robert Frost
π The Voice of Humanist & Puritanism - Joseph Addison.
π Poet’s Poet - Spenser.
π Critic’s Critic - Hazlitt.
π Bard of Avon - Shakespeare.
π Sweet Swan of Avon- Shakespeare.
π The Chaucer of Scotland - William Dunbar.
π The Seneca of America - Emerson.
π The Archangel slightly damaged - Coleridge.
π England’s First historian - Bede.
π Lady of the Christ College - Milton.
π Master of the Grand style - Milton.
π Poet of the Devil’s Party - Milton.
π The morning star of the drama - Marlow.
π Young Juvenill - Thomas Nash.
π Forerunner of Humanists - Thomas Decker.
π Master of Heroic Couplets - John Dryden & Alexander Pope.
π The Last Inheritor of Addison & Steele - Oliver Goldsmith.
π Precursors of Romantic Movement - Thomas Gray & Francis Thomas.
π Lake Poets - Wordsworth, Coleridge & Southey.
π Chameleon Poet - John Keats.
π Egotistical Sublime - William Wordsworth.
π Representative Poet - Tennyson.
π Father of English History - Saint Bede.
π Father of English Literature, Poetry, Language & Short Story - Geoffrey Chaucer.
π Father of English Drama - William
Shakespeare.
π Father of English Criticism - John Dryden.
π Father of English Novel - Daniel Defoe
π Father of English Stream of Conscious Novel - James Joyce.
π Father of English Tragedy - Christopher Marlowe.
π Father of English One Act Play - Samuel Johnson.
π Father of English Grammar - Lindley Murray.
π Father of English Essay - Francis Bacon.
π Father of English Mystery Plays - Edger Allen Poe.
π Father of Epic Poetry - Homer.
π Father of English Press - William Caxton.
π Father of Modern theatre - Henrik Ibsen.
π Father of Psychology - Sigmund Freud.
π Father of Printing - Guttenberg.
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