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The 15-part serial drama is based on a classic Charles Dickens novel, which was originally published in 1852, and it drew a ...

This 15-episode adaptation draws from a beloved Charles Dickens masterpiece, first published in 1852, and garnered widespread ...

BBC iPlayer is home to a number of the most well-reviewed and beloved novel adaptations in recent history, with one exceptional drama among them ...

The story, which stands out as rather different in style to his earlier works, is believed to be inspired by the story of ...

At the Morgan Library in New York, there is an autograph letter that Charles Dickens wrote to his friend Emile de La Rue on ...

Blake Montgomery in “Charles Dickens Begrudgingly Performs ‘A Christmas Carol’ Again” at the Den Theatre. (Joe Mazza) This makes me wonder, why filter the story through Dickens at all?

Mrs. Dickens was accompanied by her favorite waiting-maid, Ann—a warm-hearted English girl,—I believe London born and bred,—and devotedly attached to the family.

When Charles Dickens was 12 years old, his father's debts finally caught up with him, and he was sent to the Marshalsea Debtors' Prison. (It was a baker who sent him there.

Eleven letters were acquired by the Charles Dickens Museum in London from a private seller in the United States — a country Dickens visited twice on popular public reading tours.

"It took Charles Dickens to come forward and say, 'Maybe I can use my art to change what I see and what my world has become,'" Jones said. Ebenezer Scrooge is literature's most famous moneygrubber.

When Charles Dickens toured America for the last time, he gave Chicago the cold shoulder, as well as his widowed Chicago sister-and-law. The local press attacked him as a Scrooge and a hypocrite ...