KnowraWashington IrvingLinked fromLinked fromThe 11 pages that link to Washington Irving, each with the reason it gives.All 11Related 10Compared with 1American literatureRelated: His fiction helped establish a recognizable American voice after independence.AlhambraRelated: His stories helped shape modern international fascination with the site.American RomanticismRelated: His early nineteenth-century fiction helped establish a recognizable American literary voice.American short storyRelated: His tales helped make short fiction a vehicle for distinctly American settings and legends.James Fenimore CooperCompared with: Irving’s satirical and folkloric mode contrasts with Cooper’s historical frontier romances.Dark RomanticismRelated: His supernatural tales helped establish a native American Gothic tradition.Clement Clarke MooreRelated: His writing helped popularize imaginative depictions of Christmas in early nineteenth-century America.The Legend of Sleepy HollowRelated: Irving wrote the story and published it under the persona of Diedrich Knickerbocker.Charles Brockden BrownRelated: Irving’s later success contrasts with Brown’s short-lived career as an early professional novelist.Nathaniel Parker WillisRelated: Irving’s international literary success helped open a path for Willis’s transatlantic ambitions.Benjamin BonnevilleRelated: Irving turned Bonneville's reports and journals into a widely read narrative of the West.