After 22 years of marriage and 10 children, Charles Dickens famously dumped his wife ... debunked the novelist’s unkind portrayal of his wife with her 2010 biography, The Other Dickens: A Life of ...

There is much more to say about this fine pub, and I refer the interested reader to Pete Brown’s splendid biography ... was John Dickens, whose son you might have heard of. Charles Dickens ...

In the complex and often violent political arena of ancient Greece, ideals of civic engagement and self-determination mingled uneasily with the realities of power.

From the way the clothes gazed at the global market, the collection communicated that Sabyasachi is looking at the “next 25 ...

All educated, cultured people know that reading is a virtue to be encouraged in both children and adults. It is an essential means of acquiring information and knowledge. Historically, books have ...

Image Credit: wikipedia If you’re a fast reader then ... Also did you know that Charles Dickens wrote this tale when he was under heavy debt? Turns out pressure can be good too.

His inbetweenness has made him hard to place: he is a Romantic (being close to both Lamb and the poet John Hamilton Reynolds) and a Victorian (influencing Robert Browning and Charles Dickens); he ...

The biography succeeded in large part because ... though not equal ardor about Jane Austen and Henry James and Charles Dickens. Even if we find his language excessive, he nevertheless engages ...

I followed this up by re-reading Claire Tomalin’s excellent biography of Charles Dickens, surely another runner-up for greatest Englishman.

A presentation on author Charles Dickens will be given next month at t Public Library. The Friends of t Public Library and William "Bill" Kumbier will present "My Dear Friends: The Wealth of Ways ...

If they would rather die,” Charles Dickens’ most famous curmudgeon Ebenezer Scrooge asserts, “they had better do it, and ...

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