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Harper is typically feminine due to Harper Lee. It is becoming increasingly popular, so he would be the lone boy Harper knowing several girls of the same name. Marlowe is a fine boys name and the nick name Marley would be cute when he's young. For a third sibling my first thought was Raleigh after Sir Walter Raleigh who was a fine poet as well as an explorer. Raleigh's "The Nymph's Reply to the Shepherd" is a hilarious response to Marlowe's "The Passionate Shepherd to His Love."

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Tennyson- Alfred Tennyson
Faulkner- William Faulkner
Doyle- Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Lewis- C.S. Lewis
Byron- George Gordon Byron
Hawthorne- Nathaniel Hawthorne
Chaucer- Geoffrey Chaucer
Dante- Dante Alighieri
Milton- John Milton
Spenser- Edmund Spenser
Marvell- Andrew Marvell although it might be confused with the comic creators.
Dryden- John Dryde
Thoreau- Henry David Thoreau

More Feminine:
Malory- Thomas Malory
Brontë- Emily, Jane, Anne Brontë
Shelley- Mary Shelley
Virginia- Virginia Woolf
Christie- Agatha Christie