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Does anything about this image suggest Christmas to you?

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2020-06-10

in 1865, was in a railroad crash near Staplehurst. Although he escaped injury, the accident affected him greatly for the rest of his life. He died five years to the day after this event.

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2020-06-09

On 150th anniversary of Charles Dickens, introduce someone to this master of story-telling with A Tale of Two Cities read by Anton Lesser.

Or read about Dickens' London by .

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2020-06-09

Dickens was also close friends with PUNCH cartoonist John Leech. In Nove,mber 1849 they witnessed a public execution at Horsemonger Lane jail. Dickens wrote to The Times decrying the practice, while PUNCH published Leech's "The Great Moral Lesson at Horsemonger Lane Gaol"

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2020-06-09

Charles Dickens–who died 1870–worked intensively on developing arresting names for his characters that would reverberate with associations for his readers, & assist the development of motifs in the storyline, that gave 'allegorical impetus' to his novels' meanings.

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2020-06-09

"Newly emerged evidence showing Batman and Boz together disputes popular theory that Charles is the caped crusader. Coming up next we'll be talking to beard expert Herr Suit who is running extensive comparisons to argue that Dickens *may* be Aquaman..."

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2020-06-06

Just over an hour to go until we share some of the work from our Dickens MA. Videos and posts will be released sequentially over at https://t.co/iuDKA834Bt and staff and students will be at their keyboards to respond to your comments and questions!

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2020-06-04

Interesting item on Dickens's original ms. of Oliver Twist in today's papers, pointing out that he toned down the violence in language as well as incident—but it's still so powerful (see Philip Allingham's long essay about the novel & its illustrators: https://t.co/Bobgw7iTgo)

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2020-06-03

1860: Birth in Co of Hugh Thomson. Illustrator (65 books & magazines/periodicals)! Pen & ink illustrations for eg Jane Austen, Charles Dickens & JM Barrie! Put on Quality Street chocolate boxes! 14, was clerk but 🎨talent discovered! https://t.co/6AkHVq8BMl

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2020-06-01

Soft jack is the wind down I needed today(nothing fancy more expressive than usual). So I share the YouTube video for it since twitter compresses files like the dickens

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2020-05-29

With the 150th anniversary of Dickens's death coming next month, I've put Pictures from Italy to one side temporarily, and am enjoying reimmersing myself in The Mystery of Edwin Drood, especially 's awesome illustrations for

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2020-05-28

We would love to see your reviews on books you have read during only. Here is today's review from our staff ‘Oliver Twist’ by Charles Dickens ‘orphan asks where is love’

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2020-05-20

Catherine Dickens, born 205 yrs ago! In 2016, we put on an about her life and giving her a ‘voice’ in the Museum through a series of sound installations by artist Felicity Ford. https://t.co/dMqOQHaSFs

Watercolour portrait by Daniel Maclise, 1846.

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2020-05-19



Leaving this lovely picture here. If it stirs anything in your heart and soul, do the research. 🧐

Hint:

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2020-05-15

“If Dickens were with us, he might call it the most uncool of times.”

—, “Shades of Gloom.” A Fine Distinctions piece from our Spring issue.

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2020-05-13