A Guide to the Works of Charles Dickens

The literary genius who illuminated the social injustices of his time.

The Author

Charles Dickens, a renowned Victorian novelist, was a prolific writer known for his vivid characters and social commentary.

The Works

Charles Dickens, a master of Victorian literature, is most renowned for works such as "A Christmas Carol," "Great Expectations," and "Oliver Twist."

The Impact

Charles Dickens' impact lies in his vivid portrayal of social injustices and vivid characters that continue to resonate with readers today.

Explore the Works

The Chronomancer's Map

February 7, 1812

Charles Dickens is born in Portsmouth, England

1824

Dickens' father is imprisoned for debt, leading to Dickens working in a blacking factory

1827

Dickens works as a junior clerk at the law office of Ellis and Blackmore

1836

Dickens' first novel, 'The Pickwick Papers', is published

1837

Dickens' marries Catherine Hogarth

1842

Dickens and his family travel to the United States

1843

Dickens publishes 'A Christmas Carol'

1849

Dickens separates from his wife, Catherine Hogarth

1858

Dickens begins a relationship with Ellen Ternan

1860

Dickens' novel 'Great Expectations' is published

1867

Dickens gives public readings of his works

1869

Dickens suffers a stroke

1870

Charles Dickens dies at Gad's Hill Place in Kent, England

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