Vikram Seth's novel The Golden Gate is composed of ones named after Alexander Pushkin, which he used for his work Eugene Onegin.
Vikram Seth's novel The Golden Gate is composed of ones named after Alexander Pushkin, which he used for his work Eugene Onegin. Examples of them include those written "from the Portuguese" by Elizabeth Browning, and another type of this literary form was used in such works as Amoretti and The Faerie Queene; those are named after Edmund Spenser. Other types of this form are named after Petrarch and after a man who wrote 154 of them, William Shakespeare. For 10 points, name this poetic form usually consisting of fourteen lines.
Vikram Seth's novel The Golden Gate is composed of ones named after Alexander Pushkin, which he used for his work Eugene Onegin.
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