Tagged in CHARLES DICKENS
By Will Noble

Things You Didn't Know About Charles Dickens's Wife

She was a writer too.
By Laura Reynolds

Things We Learned In #MuseumWeek2016

Including an abundance of rooftop beehives.
By Zoe Craig

Gorgeous London-Themed Treats For World Book Day

Why should kids get to have all the fun?
By Zoe Craig

See Illustrations Of Harry Potter, Peter Pan And Matilda At The Foundling Museum

A sweet show of literary orphans and foundlings.

★★★★☆
By Laura Reynolds

Go Behind The Scenes Of Dickensian

Props from the TV show at the original author's house.
History
By Will Noble

Why Is There No Charles Dickens Statue In London?

And yet Sydney and Philadelphia have one.
By Stuart Black

A Tale Of One Sprawling City: Dickensian Comes To BBC One

EastEnders veteran goes Victorian.

By Laura Reynolds

Step Into A Dickensian Christmas At The Charles Dickens Museum

Don't be a Scrooge.
By Will Noble

Property Developer Descriptions Vs Victorian Literature: How Has London Changed?

Comparing then and now.
By Sejal Sukhadwala

London Food History: London Particular

From soup to smog to soup.
By Geoff Marshall

VIDEO: What Dickens Did For Christmas

It wouldn't be the same without him.
By Londonist

Dickens With A Difference At Trafalgar Studios

Miss Havisham, Sikes and Nancy brought to life.

 ★★★☆☆
By Londonist Staff

London Gift Guide: Pocket Sized Dickens And Woolf

Tales of pounding London's streets.
By Londonist

Anthony Horowitz -- Bond, Sherlock, London And Mysteries

Prolific author talks mysteries and inspiration.
By Laura Reynolds

Gin O'Clock At Charles Dickens Museum

Learn tips and tricks of the perfect g and t.
By Londonist

In London, Does The Night Still Exist?

A walk through the sleeping city.
By Dave Haste

Monday Miscellanea

More London-oriented trivia for a Monday morning.
By Londonist

A Pocket Guide To London's Literary Houses

Dickens, Carlyle, Freud, Keats, Johnson, and more.
By Rachel Holdsworth

London Literary Locations: Our Mutual Friend

Places in Dickens's book photographed and mapped.
By M@

London's Famous First Meetings

250 years ago, a Mr Boswell met a Dr Johnson.
By Londonist

Theatre Review: Great Expectations @ Vaudeville Theatre

Dickens's famous tale comes to the West End.
By Rachel Holdsworth

Charles Dickens Dog And Pot Sculpture Unveiled In Southwark

Replica of a shop sign immortalised by Dickens re-erected.
By Londonist

Art Preview: Our Mutual Friends – A Celebration Of The Commonplace

Artworks inspired by Dickens's bicentenary.
By Dave Haste

Monday Miscellanea

More London-oriented trivia for a Monday morning.