The life and works of Charles Dickens
Ireland's Big Issue 02 April 2019
After 200 years, Charles Dickens remains one of Britain’s most celebrated authors, with continuous film, television and theatrical adaptions of his most loved works including Oliver Twist, David Copperfield, Bleak House, Little Dorrit and A Christmas Carol proving that his work has truly stood the test of time. (1446 Words) - By Staff Writer
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