Aaron Hill (1685-1750) was an English dramatist, poet, and essayist. He was a prominent figure in the London literary scene of the early 18th century and was known for his collaboration with other writers. Hill wrote plays, poems, and essays that reflected the intellectual and artistic currents of his time. He also founded the The Plain Dealer, a periodical that focused on literature and critical reviews. Hill's works were popular during his lifetime, and his influence extended to later writers and thinkers.