The Letters Of Charles Dickens: 1836-1870

Charles Dickens, renowned as one of the greatest English authors, often published his works in serialized form, uniquely completing the entire novel before serialization. He skillfully employed cliffhangers to maintain public interest. His writing is deeply infused with themes of social reform, reflecting his commitment to addressing societal issues. Additionally, Dickens is known for his use of the pen name Boz, further adding to his literary legacy.