Tomlin's book Charles Dickens, 1812-1870 ... Among his contemporaries, he was unique for his realist portrayals of poverty and social injustice, and for his satiric attacks on the British bourgeoisie.

In “The Life and Lies of Charles Dickens,” Helena Kelly revisits the image the author crafted so carefully in his lifetime. Credit...Rischgitz/Hulton Archive, via Getty Images Supported by By ...

The letters were written by a close friend of Charles Dickens Some 120 previously unpublished letters that give "insight into the life and character" of author Charles Dickens are going on display ...

The legacy of Charles Dickens extends far beyond the borders ... He revolutionized the novel form, introducing realism, social commentary, and psychological depth into his narratives.

A batch of Charles Dickens’ letters that have remained unseen and unpublished will go on display for the first time on Wednesday. The 11 letters include assorted invitation notes and insights ...

The objects have gone on display at London's Charles Dickens Museum. With his family desperately in need of money, a young Dickens was sent to the dilapidated factory, in central London ...

Blake Montgomery taps into this legacy with a solo show he created and stars in, “Charles Dickens Begrudgingly Performs ‘A Christmas Carol’ Again,” which premiered at the now defunct ...