He moved to London in 1589 and became friends with Robert Greene, writing the preface to Greene's Menaphon and The Anatomy of Absurdity.
He moved to London in 1589 and became friends with Robert Greene, writing the preface to Greene's Menaphon and The Anatomy of Absurdity. His religious works include Christs Tears over Jerusalem and Pierce Penilesse his Supplication to the Devil, but he is best known for a work that purports to be the life of Jack Wilton. FTP, identify this Elizabethan writer, who collaborated with Marlowe on Dido, Queen of Carthage, and wrote the first picaresque novel in English, The Unfortunate Traveller.
He moved to London in 1589 and became friends with Robert Greene, writing the preface to Greene's Menaphon and The Anatomy of Absurdity.
Thomas {Nashe}