This was the last of Dickens' novels to be illustrated by Browne. A one-volume edition, also published in 1859, was advertised in volume two of All the Year Round. All the Year Round: A Weekly Journal ...

In the year 1841 I was ... House on the arrival of Charles Dickens and his wife at Boston. Meanwhile the press was active in describing his looks and manners, and all things connected with the ...

When his father was called to London again to be a clerk in the Naval Pay Office, the elder Dickens amassed so much debt that the entire family—except for Charles and his older sister Fanny ...

The two plays, one a Shakespeare rom-com and the other an adaptation of a Dickens classic, have more in common than being the ...

Heralded as one of the best—if not the best—novelists of the Victorian era, Charles Dickens longed for fame from an early age ...

Great Expectations forms part of the BBC's focus on Dickens at the end of the year. In a special ... Victorian era - but for all time. Looking at the marriage of Charles Dickens through the ...

Sir Edward Bulwer-Lytton was a popular novelist, playwright, journalist, politician, and friend of Charles Dickens, who named his youngest child for him. Lytton's A Strange Story was serialized during ...

There was a big dish of something on the table, and the long-nosed landlord walked round ... Charles Dickens can know the full beauty and purity of his nature, and how intensely he loathed all ...

Dickens was haunted all ... Charles was sent to the private Wellington House Academy in North London. He was an average student and left at 15 to work in a solicitors' office as a clerk. A year ...