Shakespeare was referred to by his contemporaries as "The Swan of Avon".
The story by Shakespeare that contains the name of an animal is "The Taming of the Shrew." In this play, the central character, Katherina, is often referred to as a "shrew," which denotes a quarrelsome or ill-tempered woman. The narrative explores themes of marriage, gender roles, and transformation.
Playwright Tennessee Williams is often referred to as the "American Shakespeare."
Early years
The Bard of Avon
Shakespeare is often called the Bard of Avon.
The Sun or daystar as Shakespeare referred to it.
Shakespeare was first mentioned as a London playwright in 1592, in a pamphlet by Robert Greene where he referred to Shakespeare as an "upstart crow."
No. Nobody calls it that.
We have no information about any of William Shakespeare's favourites, as there is little information about his personal life in general.
No, it was published in 1580 when Shakespeare was 16, by Richard Jones. The tune was an immediate hit, and by 1602 Shakespeare referred to the tune in his play The Merry Wives of Windsor.
Hamlet
I think you mean Caliban