This book discusses Dickens'' development as a writer, his celebrated trips to America, his fame, his mar riage and his alleged affair with actress Ellen Ternan, as w ell as looking at how his novels reflected the harshness of Victorian England '
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About the Author:
Martin Fido was Andrew Bradley Junior Research Fellow in English Literature at Balliol College, Oxford and thereafter taught English at the Universities of Leeds, and the West Indies. He was also a visiting professor at Michigan State University. His short illustrated life of Dickens (Hamlyn 1970) was hailed by The Dickensian magazine as one of the two best books marking the centenary of Dickens' death. Martin's translation of Louis Cazamian's Le Roman Social en Angleterre was nominated for the Soott Monrieff Prize and in addition to his many books on literature, he has published many articles in learned journals, usually dealing with nineteenth century novelists such as Dickens, Thackeray, Disraeli and Jane Austen. Martin lives in Kent, the heart of Dickens' country.
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- PublisherCarlton Books Ltd
- Publication date1997
- ISBN 10 1858683424
- ISBN 13 9781858683423
- BindingHardcover
- Number of pages144
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