 The term "dramatic monologue" came to be applied to such works, although the term "monodrama"
remained in critical currency.Half a century later Tennyson himself referred to his "Maud" (1855) as a monodrama, and William Lancaster (John Warren, 3rd Baron de Tabley) published a verse collection titled "Eclogues and Monodramas" in 1864.Nevertheless, Nurul Momen ("Nemesis", 1944), Samuel Beckett ("Krapp's Last Tape", 1958) and Anton Chekhov ("On the Harmful Effects of Tobacco", 1886, 1902), among others, have written monodramas in this sense.