British literature

2. a novel without a hero
5. medieval literature opposite to religious
7. the first period of British literature development
10. the genre of Herbert Wells
12. one of the most conspicuous writers of the 19th century Britain that created plenty of characters and vivid pictures of Victorian England (London)
13. a novel by Jane Austen
14. the masterpiece of Sir Thomas More about "ideal" society
15. the author of "Childe Harold’s Pilgrimage"

1. the most difficult book by James Joyce
3. the man of knowledge and philisopher who made up a classification of the "idols" (phantoms) which mislead the human mind.
4. the author of the story of Man’s Fall in "Paradise Lost"
6. the fisrt reaaly commanding figure of the 14th century literature, the author of "Canterbury Tales"
8. adjective used to describe stories nominally located in the Middle Ages, arousing terror in the reader by means of gloomy castles, somber villains, distressed and sentimental heroines,supernatural mystery.
9. the masterpiece of Charlotte Bronte
10. the author of "Much Ado About Nothing", "As You Like It"
11. scandalous British author, the representative of Aestheticism