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Conclusion
The twentieth century module introduced us to countless writing and expressive styles. The writings modeled the changing times of the last century as humanity maneuvered through the Industrial Revolution, various wars (including the two world wars), and great advances in technology.

CHAPTER 3. Famous writers who have contributed to English language literature

Who is the most famous English poet?

We are not able to say in a word who is the most famous English poet. some readers think William Shakespeare is the most famous English writer all time but some reader seems to be other. We do not think that only one of these English writers has contributed to English literature. Many have contributed to this, such as William Blake, Robert Frost, Samuel Taylor Coleridge, John Donne, and William Wordsworth. They are considered to be the famous poets of English literature. You can compare them with other poet laureates.

3.1.The best English poets and writers of the era

10. Charles Dickens

Charles John Huffham Dickens (born February 7, 1812 – died: June 9, 1870) was one of the most popular English poets and novelists of the nineteenth century. He regarded one of the best historians of the Victorian era.
During his lifetime Charles Dickens was able to gain much popularity and fame related to his forerunners. His popularity remains intact even after his death. His main reason is that Dickens produced a number of well-known novels and characters in English literature.
Most of his works published in monthly installments in newspapers and magazines. Charles Dickens has also contributed to popularizing essays in this way. Other writers would finish the novel before the sequel was published, but Dickens would compose the following chapters as soon as the installment was released.
In this way, writing a novel would show a certain rhythm in the story of his novels. The last of the chapters was mysterious, for which readers would look forward to reading the next installment. His books and novels are so popular that they have never been out-of-print. Leo Tolstoy, George Orwell, G. Who Chesterton has praised Dickens’ work for its realism, humor, prose, characterization and social-reforming spirit⁸.
On the other hand, Henry James, the author of the Virginia Wolf, accuses Dickens’s writings of sentimentality and unrealistic imagination. He has authored several famous novels in literary life, most notably David Copperfield, A Tale of Two Cities, Oliver Twist, Great Expectations and more.