Charles Dickens- Periodicals
Charles Dickens (1812- 1870), is considered by many, to be the one of the most important novelists of the Victorian era, and one of the greatest novelists to have lived.
Dickens's formative years as a writer were spent as a journalist, and short story writer. The society he commentated on, and the people he observed in it, helped him to ‘invent’ the fictional characters and ‘world’ he created. Such is Dickens's enduring cultural impact, that he continues to be read and enjoyed, long after his death in 1870.
Prices vary.
A wide selection of Dickens's articles, short stories and other writings is available in the shop. Pop in to have a browse or contact Jim for more details…
Charles Dickens (1812- 1870), is considered by many, to be the one of the most important novelists of the Victorian era, and one of the greatest novelists to have lived.
Dickens's formative years as a writer were spent as a journalist, and short story writer. The society he commentated on, and the people he observed in it, helped him to ‘invent’ the fictional characters and ‘world’ he created. Such is Dickens's enduring cultural impact, that he continues to be read and enjoyed, long after his death in 1870.
Prices vary.
A wide selection of Dickens's articles, short stories and other writings is available in the shop. Pop in to have a browse or contact Jim for more details…
Charles Dickens (1812- 1870), is considered by many, to be the one of the most important novelists of the Victorian era, and one of the greatest novelists to have lived.
Dickens's formative years as a writer were spent as a journalist, and short story writer. The society he commentated on, and the people he observed in it, helped him to ‘invent’ the fictional characters and ‘world’ he created. Such is Dickens's enduring cultural impact, that he continues to be read and enjoyed, long after his death in 1870.
Prices vary.
A wide selection of Dickens's articles, short stories and other writings is available in the shop. Pop in to have a browse or contact Jim for more details…