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Charles Dickens and the Blacking Factory By Michael Allen (2011) New research on Dickens' childhood |
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Charles Dickens: A Life by Claire Tomalin (2011) |
 
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The Other Dickens
by Lillian Nayder (2011) The life of Dickens' wife Catherine Hogarth. |
 
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Charles Dickens by Peter Ackroyd (2011) The Secret History Beneath the Streets. |
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The Girl in the Blue Dress by Gaynor Arnold (2009) A Novel Inspired by the Life and Marriage of Charles Dickens. |
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Charles Dickens by Michael Slater (2009) A Life defined by writing. | 
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Drood by Dan Simmons (2009) Novel based on Dickens' last, and uncompleted, novel. |
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The Last Dickens by Matthew Pearl (2009) Novel based on Dickens' last, and uncompleted, novel. |
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What
Jane Austen Ate and Charles Dickens Knew by Daniel Pool (1994) From Fox Hunting to Whist-The Facts of Daily Life in Nineteenth-Century England |
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Dickens'
Fur Coat and Charlotte's Unanswered Letters by Daniel Pool (1997) The Rows and Romances of England's Great Victorian Novelists |
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Dickens
: A Biography by Fred Kaplan (1988) Excellent and very readable biography by the author of Thomas Carlyle: A Biography |
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The
Friendly Dickens by Norrie Epstein (1998) Being a Good-Natured Guide to the Art and Adventures of the Man Who Invented Scrooge |
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A
Midnight Carol by Patricia K. Davis (1999) Fact-based novel telling the story surrounding Dickens writing of "A Christmas Carol." New paperback edition available Nov 2000 |
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The
World of Charles Dickens by Martin Fido (1997) The Life, Times and Work of the Great Victorian Novelist |
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London by Edward Rutherfurd (1997) Historical novel of London from Roman times to the present |
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London
: A Social History by Roy Porter (1995) History of London from Roman times to the present Many maps and photos |
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The
Oxford Reader's Companion to Dickens Edited by Paul Schlicke (1999) The definitive Dickens reference |
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The
City of Dickens by Alexander Welsh (1999) 19th century London, so well described in Dickens as to be a character in the novels, is explored |
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Marley's
Ghost by Mark Hazard Osmun(2000) Before Scrooge, before Dickens, there was Jacob Marley. Entertaining prequel to A Christmas Carol. Mature content |
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Hard
Times: The Lost Diary of Mrs Charles Dickens by Daniel Panger (2000) Entertaining fictional account of the Dickens' trip to America in 1842 by Charles' wife Catherine |
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The
Rag and Bone Shop (2001) by Jeff Rackham Novel based on Dickens relationship with actress Ellen Ternan, as told by Ternan, Dickens' sister-in-law Georgina Hogarth, and friend Wilkie Collins. Mature content |
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Charles
Dickens A to Z : The Essential Reference to His Life and Work
An excellent reference to keep handy when reading Dickens |
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Dickens-Public Life and Private Passion by Peter Ackroyd (2003) Illustrated biography by esteemed Dickens biographer |
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Charles
Dickens by Jane Smiley (2002) A compact biography by Pulitzer Prize-winning author (Penguin Lives Series) |
Quick Links
Dickens' Christmas: A Victorian Celebration - This beautifully illustrated anthology of the Christmas that fascinated Dickens contains the entire text of A Christmas Carol and more - Simon Callow (2003)
The
Trial of Ebenezer Scrooge - by Bruce Bueno De Mesquita
Picks up where A Christmas Carol left off, putting Scrooge's soul
on trial to see if he deserves entry into heaven.
Timothy
Cratchit's Christmas Carol, 1917 - by Dale K. Powell
Sequel to A Christmas Carol.
The
Classic Novel : From Page to Screen
by Robert Giddings (Editor), Erica Sheen (Editor)
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