He would later become a founding member of the Scriblerus Club and his major contribution to the group would be his The Art of Sinking Poetry.
He achieved instant fame in 1710 for his The Pastorals and a year later published another well known work that was ironically scrutinized by John Dennis who played a great role in his writings. He would later become a founding member of the Scriblerus Club and his major contribution to the group would be his The Art of Sinking Poetry. However, his most renowned work written as a mock-heroic epic centered around a high society quarrel between Arabella Fermor and Lord Petre, who snipped the titular object. FTP name this British author of An Essay on Criticism, The Dunciad, and The Rape of the Lock.
He achieved instant fame in 1710 for his The Pastorals and a year later published another well known work that was ironically scrutinized by John Dennis who played a great role in his writings.
Alexander {Pope}