Byron. Dickens. Two eras of English literature.

Byron. George Gordon Byron came from a noble family, whose family motto was "crede Byron" ("believe in Byron"). However, the motto is not applicable to the poet's biography - Byron mystified his life in every possible way: it was said that he wrote anonymous letters to newspapers, where he reported the most desperate things about himself. Goethe was convinced for some time that Byron was involved in a secret murder. The greatest genius and rebellious lord, whose life is no less fascinating than his works. Dickens. Charles surpassed Byron in popularity and circulation as naturally as the era of Romanticism was replaced by Realism. His unparalleled humor, vivid, modest characters, humanism, and compassion in his prose were in demand in the 19th century both in England and around the world. The writer's formation occurred through a happy but poor childhood, debts, travels, family, literary work, and posthumous fame.