Morning star of Reformation – John Wycliff
Child of Renaissance – Spenser
20th Century Dryden- T.S. Eliot
Mulk Raj Anand of America – Arthur Miller
The poet of terror – Robert Frost
– Spenser
Critic’s critic- Hazlitt
Bard of Avon – William Shakespeare
Sweet swan of Avon – William Shakespeare
Chaucer of Scotland – William Dunbar
The Seneca of America- Emerson
The archangel slightly damaged- Coleridge
Lady of Christ college – Milton
Master of grand style -Milton
Poet of the devil’s party – Milton
The morning star of drama- Marlowe
Young Juvenill- Thomas Nash
Forerunner of humorist -Thomas Dekker
Master of heroic couplet – Dryden and Pope
Originator of the form of novel- Richardson
Last inheritor of Addison and Steele -Goldsmith
Precursors of romantic movement – Thomas Gray and Francis Thomas
Lake poets- Wordsworth, Coleridge, Southey
Chameleon poets- John Keats
Egotistical sublime -Wordsworth
Representative poet- Tennyson
Father of English drama – Shakespeare
Father of English criticism -Dryden
Father of English novel- Daniel Defoe
Father of stream of consciousness novel-Joyce
Father of English tragedy- Marlowe
Father of English one act play – Johnson
Father of English romanticism – Coleridge and Wordsworth
Father of English grammar – Lindley Murray
Father of English essay – Francis Bacon
Father of English mystery plays- Edgar Alan Poe
Father of epic poetry- Homer
Father of English press- William Caxton
Father of modern theatre- Henrik Ibsen
Father of essay – Montaigne
Father of socialism – Robert Owen
Father of scientific socialism – Karl Marx
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