Excerpts from six of this author's works were combined into a 2008 play by John Reed.
Excerpts from six of this author's works were combined into a 2008 play by John Reed. He was dubbed a "Johannes factotum" and an "upstart Crow" who had a "Tiger's heart wrapped in a Player's hide" in Robert Greene's Groats-Worth of Wit. He is the subject of a Harold Bloom book subtitled "The Invention of the Human" and Stephen Greenblatt's (*) Will in the World. T.S. Eliot popularized the term "objective correlative" in an essay about one of this man's works, while George Bernard Shaw mocked excessive worship of him with the term "bardolatry". For 10 points, name this author of the poems "The Phoenix and the Turtle" and "Venus and Adonis", as well as a play that was analyzed in Thomas de Quincey's essay "On the Knocking at the Gate in Macbeth".
Excerpts from six of this author's works were combined into a 2008 play by John Reed.
William Shakespeare [do not accept any non-Shakespeare authors]