Thursday, April 15, 2010
On Dickens
My favorite author, discussed in the Atlantic. "Dickens was at his best when evoking childhood misery, incarceration, premature mortality, hard labor, cheating and exploitation by lawyers and doctors, and the other phenomena that were the shades of his own early prison house. With these, as we now slackly say, he could 'identify.' More...
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