His last play was a panegyric on the red herring trade at Yarmouth entitled Lenten Steffe.
His last play was a panegyric on the red herring trade at Yarmouth entitled Lenten Steffe. The Isle of Dogs, now lost, had him thrown in Fleet Prison, shortly after he completed Marlowe's Dido for the stage. His first work was the Anatomie of Absurditie after which he engaged in a war with Harveys, one of whom had criticized his preface to Greene's Menaphon. His first response was Pierce Peniless, his Supplication to the Divell. FTP, name this English writer better known for a picaresque life of Jack Wilton, The Unfortunate Traveller.
His last play was a panegyric on the red herring trade at Yarmouth entitled Lenten Steffe.
Thomas {Nashe}