spenser
Spenser is a surname and given name of English origin. It appears in historical and contemporary contexts across literature and culture. The most notable bearer is Edmund Spenser (c. 1552–1599), the English poet whose major work The Faerie Queene is a landmark of Renaissance literature. The spelling Spenser remains a legitimate variant, while Spencer is the more common modern form.
Spenser is also used as a fictional name. Robert B. Parker created the private investigator Spenser, who
In other media and scholarship, Spenser appears as a given name or surname in various works, sometimes