The real author behind Shakespeare's plays and poems has been subject to a controversy dating back about 150 years. The so-called "Anti-Stratfordians" maintain that Shakespeare, with his provincial background (from Stratford-upon-Avon) could not possibly have collected sufficient knowledge and education to be accountable for his body of work. The most popular candidates as the Bard's ghostwriters are Francis Bacon (1561-1626) and Edward de Vere, the 17th Earl of Oxford (1550-1604); the latter being favored by some on the grounds of Shakespeare's complete lack of productivity during the last decade of his life until 1616.
There is a large controversy behind the writing of some of Shakespeare's best work. Some scholars believe Shakespeare lacked the knowledge to write the context in his plays. It is believed that?æFrancis Bacon and Edward de Vere were the two writers who helping write the Bard.
It was said that Christopher Marlowe was a Shakespeare writer. It was also said Edward de Vere wrote under a pen name of Shakespeare. And of course there is Francis Bacon.
Of course there are problems in that both Marlowe and de Vere died before Shakespeare's best work appeared (in the case of Marlowe, before any of Shakespeare's significant work appeared). And as for Bacon, the majority of his writing style was so totally different from Shakespeare's that it is inconcievable he could have written Shakespeare's plays.
And of course there is the fact that there is no good reason to believe that anyone other than Shakespeare wrote Shakespeare.
He was a British poet and bard in the post Roman period.
Bards are poet/musicians. In olden days bards were usually employed by the ruling class. Bards told stories, usually of historical events, through their songs and music.
A poet is also known as a bard.
Scop is another name for poet from Medieval times. I learned this in English Class the other day!
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The Lord of the Rings Cycle, To Kill a Mockingbird, and he ghostwrote Abraham Lincoln's autobiography.
Max Bard goes by The Ghost, Magic Bard, Bard Productions, and Magic Bard.
He was known as England's national poet or the Bard of Avon. Today he is often known as the Common Bard.
He is also known as Bard of Girion (Girion was an ancestor of Bard.) Bard of Esgaroth (Esgaroth is Laketown), Bard the Dragon-Shooter and as King of Dale
Josh Bard's birth name is Joshua David Bard.
People call him the bard or the Bard of Avon, but they didn't call him that when he was alive. He was called the Swan of Avon shortly after his death, but that was probably poetry. His friends probably called him Will.The Bard of Avon.
Sometimes people call him the Bard of Avon. Sometimes that just becomes The Bard. "Bard" is a word that means "poet".England's National Poet, Bard of Avon, or The Bard.
Bard was born and lived in Laketown.
"Bard" means "poet" and Shakespeare is the poet par excellence.
Shakespeare is often called the Bard of Avon.
Jason Bard was created in 1969.
Eli Bard was created in 2008.