If Charles Dickens were as immortal as his writing, he would be celebrating his 200th birthday on 7 February. He may be – like Jacob Marley – as dead as a doornail, but culturally he's never ...

When Dickens started work the factory was based at Hungerford Stairs, close to where Charing Cross Station is today Letters and other items have gone on display to mark what is believed to be the ...

To his contemporaries, Charles Dickens was a revered man of letters, a married father-of-10 whose serialised novels offered searing social commentaries into the dubious morality of Victorian England.

This Feb. 6, we celebrate Charles Dickens, the novelist and literary superstar of his day. He may well have been the first celebrity spokesman for a medical charity. The cause was London’s Great ...

Charles Dickens died 150 years ago, yet his books remain some of the most widely read literature in America, from “Oliver Twist” and “Great Expectations” to “A Ch… ...

Prince Charles led global celebrations on Tuesday marking the 200th anniversary of the birth of Charles Dickens, a titan of English literature whose vivid stories confronted the injustices of ...

Dickens on the Strand is a time-honored tradition and a Victorian-themed holiday celebration that's been paying homage to history for nearly 50 years in Galveston. Skip Navigation Share on Facebook ...

Among the most masterful entertainers of his age, he had an unfailing sense of what the public wanted—almost. Louis Menand on Robert Douglas-Fairhurst’s “The Turning Point: 1851—A Year ...

When Dickens started work the factory was based at Hungerford Stairs, close to where Charing Cross Station is today Letters and other items have gone on display to mark what is believed to be the ...