He wrote an unfinished poem about two lovers which was completed by George Chapman, but is better known for a poem which inspired a reply by Sir Walter Raleigh.
This author created a character who is compared to a flying fish which is hated by the rest of the fish in the sea. One play by this author contains the first notable English use of the pseudo-Italian phrase che sera, sera, spoken as part of a monologue about the idea that "the reward of sin is death." Two of this author's plays include characters named Callapine, one of whom is an Ottoman pasha and the other is the son of a Turkish king who is killed by the title character, who asks "It is not passing brave to be a king?" He wrote an unfinished poem about two lovers which was completed by George Chapman, but is better known for a poem which inspired a reply by Sir Walter Raleigh. One of this author's characters says "make me immortal with a kiss" to Helen, whom he describes as "the face that launch'd a thousand ships." For 10 points, name this author of plays like Edward II, Doctor Faustus, and The Jew of Malta.
This author created a character who is compared to a flying fish which is hated by the rest of the fish in the sea.
Christopher Marlowe