John Gay
John Gay
John Gay (September 30, 1685, Barnstaple, England – December 4, 1732, London) was an English poet and playwright renowned for his satirical writing and lively storytelling. His work often explored social issues of his time, showcasing a sharp wit and keen observational skills. Gay is considered an important figure in 18th-century English literature, admired for his contributions to the development of English comedic and narrative styles.
Personal Name: Gay, John
Birth: 1685-06-30
Death: 1732-12-04
Alternative Names: Gay, John;Джон Гей;Johann Gay;Ioann Ge;Gay John 1685-1732;Gay, John, 1686-1732.;Gay, John, 1685-1732
