Jonathan Swift

He was the most effective poetry writer of the 18th century

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He was born in Ireland

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He was a pivate secretary to Sir William Temple

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He collaborated with the Tatler, popular journal

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He was a Dean of St. Patrick's Cathedral in London

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Swift's masterpiece was Guliver's travels

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He had a gift for humorous and satirical prose works

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He published his work anonymously in 1726

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Stella was his personal name for Esther Johnson

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He wrote pamphlets, letters, prose, poetry, drama

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