To mark the 100th anniversary of the opening of the Charles Dickens Museum, a number of the author’s descendants will give ...

The show will also exhibit love poems from the author’s early years. Portrait of Charles Dickens, Margaret Gillies, 1843 Fine Art Images / Heritage Images via Getty Images “Some of [the poetry ...

I myself had married an Irish poet who liked travel and adventure ... true story there was really no way to entirely avoid Mr. Charles Dickens making an actual appearance in my actual pages.

These include some of his very earliest pieces of writing, including an album of poems he produced ... told the BBC. “Dickens in Doughty Street: 100 Years of the Charles Dickens Museum ...

TOWNSEND & Co. would commence the publication of an edition of DICKENS, surpassing in beauty ... for it is the very poet's "cloth of gold," -- or rather of green and gold. The taste wherewith ...

Statesmen, authors, poets, scholars, merchants ... ever exchanged than those at the Tremont House on the arrival of Charles Dickens and his wife at Boston. Meanwhile the press was active in ...

British author Charles Dickens died while working on the novel ... Upon hearing of Dickens’ death three years earlier, poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow — who, like many others, had read ...

Words poured from his fingers as he wrote. Words rushed through his mind on his long night walks (“the body strode on ...

ROCHESTER is thought to have inspired Charles Dickens more than any other town ... to explore the walled gardens and rare collections of poetry. Other buildings that have been immortalised by ...

Charles Dickens, George Orwell and Sylvia Plath will ... As the chief executive of Red Room Poetry, a non-profit dedicated to fostering engagement with poetry in Australia, and co-host of the ...

The second of eight children, Charles John Huffam Dickens was born in February 1812 ... but was laid to rest in Poets' Corner in Westminster Abbey. He also requested that no memorial be made ...

Arthur Penrhyn Stanley, Dean of Westminster, after being approached by John Forster and the poet's son, readily agreed and the funeral was strictly private, following Dickens' own instructions. The ...