Dickens in the News ArchiveDickens in the News Archive
- Charles Dickens' Christmas Stories - More Than Just "A Christmas Carol"
- On Stage with Charles Dickens - Fine Books & Collections
- A Closer Look at Charles Dickens's 'Christmas Carol'
- 'Bah Humbug: We've learnt nothing from Dickens'
- London museum artifacts to be shown at Dickens on the Strand - Galveston, TX - December 5-6, 2009
- James Hyland - A Christmas Carol – As told by Jacob Marley (deceased)
- Natalie Zanin's 2009 "A Dickens of A Tour: Charles Dickens in Washington" - historicstrolls.com
- Love of Charles Dickens' stories never wanes, even 140 years after his death
- Behind the scenes of Disney's A Christmas Carol
- Micheal Slater's new biography of Dickens - Review
- Japanese trailer for Disney's A Christmas Carol contains lots of new footage
- BBC scraps Dombey for yet another Copperfield
- London's Christmas Carol: City will turn back the clock for a traditional Christmas
- Disney’s A Christmas Carol will be theme for London’s Christmas lights
- Why are we still reading Dickens?
- Tomalin to tackle Dickens
- Dickens' wife Catherine inspires new book
- Dickens' influence on writer John Irving
- Where was Dickens? A fascinating new chronology compiled by Phillip Currah
- Dickens is back...and hotter than ever!
- Disney's A Christmas Carol Video Game Announced
- Charles Dickens visits Bonanza??
- Video: Visit the Dickens Museum with Michael Rosen
- Glimpse of Disney's A Christmas Carol Train
- BBC offers major box sets devoted to Dickens and Shakespeare
- Ghosts of Girlfriends Past...the worst of times
- New adaptation of Little Dorrit airing March 29 - April 26, 2009 on PBS
- Stalker who loved Dickens
- Gina Dalfonzo's DickensBlog
- European Arts Company and Rhondda Cynon Taff Theatres present Dickens' The Pickwick Papers from 31 January to 4 April 2009
- Dickens 2012.org – portal for the Dickens Bicentenary
- Hurricane-Hit Galveston Celebrates Dickens Anyway
- A Dickens of a Tour: Charles Dickens in Washington December 13th, 20th and 27th 2008 - Natalie Zanin (Flyer)
- Dickens' Hard Times playing at the Warehouse Theatre
- Little Dorrit, a major BBC Dickens adaptation
- Dickens' Gads Hill Place to become a visitor centre
- A Tale of Two Cities - The Musical: Opens on Broadway August 19, 2008
- Rare signed edition of Oliver Twist sells for record amount.
- 2008 Dickens Universe at the University of California, Santa Cruz will feature discussion of Dickens' Hard Times and Elizabeth Gaskell's Mary Barton
- Original manuscript of A Christmas Carol in the Morgan Library
- Scrooge yourself...great fun!
- Jim Carrey set for A Christmas Carol, Zemeckis to direct
- Marketplace - Best beach reads: Little Dorrit
- Free audio book: The First Post is giving readers the complete Charles Dickens classic Nicholas Nickleby in association with Naxos Audio Books.
- Zoe Wanamaker and Derek Jacobi are lined up to appear in an ITV adaptation of Charles Dickens' The Old Curiosity Shop.
- Bean does Dickens
- Dickens World - What the Dickens is going on here?
- Dickens on France: Fiction, Journalism and Travel published April 2007
- Fagin's Gang board game scheduled for late 2006 release
- Dickens World theme park scheduled to open Easter 2007
- BBC's Bleak House airing in six parts:Sundays, January 22 through February 26, 2006 on PBS
- Roman Polanski's Oliver Twist (2005) released on DVD
- Evrèmonde, Diana Mayer's sequel to A Tale of Two
Cities,
published - Press Release (34k pdf) - Would Dickens be writing soap operas if he lived today? Robert Giddings looks at this popular belief in light of BBC's new Bleak House
- Roman Polanski's new Oliver Twist in theaters Sept 30, 2005
- English teachers: Free curriculum materials based on the new Oliver Twist film
- Work starts on Dickens theme park
- Bleak House to become BBC 'soap' - The BBC is producing a soap-style version of Charles Dickens' classic novel Bleak House
- Best-selling author John Irving discusses Dickens' influence on his writing on National Public Radio (NPR)
- Special to the Charles Dickens Page - An interview with Michael Patrick Hearn, author of The Annotated Christmas Carol
- David McCullough on Dickens
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