Authors and Writings

 Authors and Writings

1.EdmundSpenser–Prothalamion

2.JohnMilton–Lycidas

3.JohnDryden–SongforSt.Cecilia‟sDay

4.AlexanderPope–TheRapeoftheLock

5. William Wordsworth–Resolution and Independence

6.JohnKeats–OdetoaNightingale

7. Shelley–Toaskylark

8. Tennyson–Tithonus

9.G.M.Hopkins–TheWreckoftheDeutschland

10.TedHughes–HawkRoosting

11.T.S.Eliot–TheJourneyoftheMagi

12.GeoffreyChaucer–ProloguetoTheCanterburyTales

13.A.K.Ramanujan–TheObituary,SmallScale

ReflectionsonaGreatHouse

14. Sarojini-Naidu–CoramandelFishers

15.VirginiaWoolf–ARoom of one‟ sOwn

16. Elaineshow-alter–TowardsFeministPoetics

17.KateMiller–TheSexualPolitics

18.LorraineHansberry–ARaisininthesun

19.Manjulapadmanathan–Harvest

20. Margaret Atwood–TheEdibleWoman

21. Christopher Marlowe–Dr.Faustus

22.BenJohnson–TheAlchemist

23.R.B.Sheridan–TheRivals

24. William Congreve–TheWayoftheWorld

25.OscarWilde–TheImportanceofBeingEarnest

26.BernardShaw–TheAppleCart

27.JohnOsborne–TheEntertainer

28.HaroldPinter–the caretaker

29.JohnGalsworthy–Justice

30.T.S.Eliot–TheFamilyReunion

31.JonathanSwift–Gulliver‟ travels

32.CharlesDickens–OliverTwist

33.CharlotteBronte–JaneEyre

34.JosephConrad–HeartofDarkness

35. William Golding–TheLordoftheFlies

36. Emerson–Friendship

37.EdgarAllenPoe–PhilosophyofComposition

38. EugeneO‟Neill–TheHairyApe

39.ArthurMiller–DeathofaSalesman

40. William Faulkner–TheSoundandtheFury

41.BenardMalamud–TheMourners

42.AliceWalker–TheColourPurple

43. Aristotle–Poetics

44.PhilipSidney–AnApologieforPoetry

45.Pope–EssayonCriticism

46.Coleridge–BiographiaLiteraria

47. Arnold–TheStudyofPoetry

48.T.S.Eliot–TraditionalandIndividualTalent

49.I.A.Richards–FourKindsofMeaning

50. Wilbur Scott–IntroductiontoFiveapproaches

51.FrancisBacon–OfTruth, OfRevenge, OfAmbition

52.JohnDryden–PrefacetotheFables

53.SirThomasMore–Utopia

54. Orwell–ShootinganElephant

55.T.S.Eliot–OnMetaphysicalpoets

56. Chesterton–OnRunningafterone‟ shat

57. A.D.Hope–Australia

58.DerekWalcott–AFarCryfrom Africa

59.A.J.M.Smith–TheLonelyLand

60.JudithWright–Australia‟double aspect

61. Margaret Atwood–Survival

62.WoleSoyinka–ADanceofForests

63.GeorgeRyga–TheEcstasyofRitaJoe

64.BuchiEmecheta–TheJoysofMotherhood

65.ChinuaAchebe–ThingsFallApart

66.MargaretLawrence–TheDiviners

67.PatrickWhite–Voss, FringeofLeaves

68.P.B.Shelley–PrometheusUnbound

69. Tagore–WheretheMindiswithoutFear

70.OgdenNash–BankersAreJustLikeAnybody ElseExceptRicher

71.Ruskin–UntothisLast

72. Newman–TheIdeaofaUniversity

73.LuigiPirandello–SixCharactersinSearchofan author

74.SamuelJohnson–TheLureofLottery

75.AntonChekhov–TheCherryOrchard

76.ArjunDangle–NoEntryfortheNewson

77.V.S.Naipaul–AnAreaofDarkness

78.ChinuaAchebe–AnArrowofGod

79. Bama–Karukku

80.MaheshDattani–OnaMuggyNightinMumbai

81.JohnMilton-ParadiseLost

82.JohnDonne: i)TheGood-Morrow,

ii)Canonizationiii)AValediction: Forbidding Mourning

83.Aeschylus-Agammemnon

84.OliverGoldsmith-TheDesertedVillage

85.JohnDryden-AllforLove

86.HenryFielding-JosephAndrews

87. Samuel Richardson –Pamela

88.P.B.Shelley-OdetotheWestWind

89.Tennyson-(i)Ulysses(ii)TheLotosEaters

90.MatthewArnold-DoverBeach

91.G.M.Hopkins-(i)Spring(ii)Pied beauty

92.G.B.Shaw-Candida

93. Henrick Ibsen-TheDoll'sHouse

94. Charles Dickens-A Tale of Two Cities

95.ThomasHardy-FarFrom MaddingCrowd

96.W.B.Yeats-(i)APrayerForMyDaughter

(ii)SailingToByzantium (iii)Easter1916

(iv)TheSecondComing

97.T.S.Eliot-TheWasteLand

98.W.H.Auden-(i)TallerTodayWeRemember.

(ii)'Sir, NoMan'sEnemy'(iii)Miranda'sSong

99.JohnOsborne-LookBackInAnger

100.Sophocles-OedipusRex

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