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Charles dickens
is one of the best known British writers, with multiple film adaptations of his works and references in popular culture. -
About his life as a child
When he was five, his family moved to Chatham, Kent. He attended elementary school from the age of seven to nineteen. His family was middle class, but his financial situation worsened when his father was imprisoned. She learned to read thanks to her mother, who she used to teach her son a number of classics owned by his father, John Dickens. -
Relation ship
in St Mary-le-Strand, London, he married Elizabeth Barrow, with whom he had eight children. He was later transferred to London and then to Chatham. He returned to live in Camden Town, London, in 1822, to work at Somerset House. -
Her adolescence
She spent her adolescence working as a lawyer's assistan attending British Museum libraries , learning shorthand, and finally working on the Morning Chronicle from 1828 onwards . Around that time he published, under the pseudonym Boz -
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Nicholas Nickleby
novel that narrates the adventures of the protagonist of the same name, an orphan who has to support his family and who adopts elements of the picaresque novel to explain how he overcomes the prejudices of his environment and gets the theirs live in peace and respectability. -
A Christmas Carol
is a novella written by the British Charles Dickens and published originally by Chapman & Hall on December 19 , 1843 -
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Dombey and Son
His novel Dombey and Son meant a change in the working method: moved from improvisation to complete the planning, which could be done thanks to the knowledge of stylistic resources that were achieved. -
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Death
On June 8, 1870, Dickens suffered a stroke at home, after a day's work at Edwin Drood . The next day, June 9, five years after the train accident at Staplehurst, June 9, 1865, he died at Gads Hill