Dickens works such as the Christmas stories were regularly turned into stage plays during his life, while today most people ...

Charles Dickens trained many to hate capitalism, but he never understood the difference between envious hatred of wealth and charitable concern for the poor.

Desperate for money, the author penned the classic holiday tale in unusually fast fashion only for it to sell out within a ...

This festive season, the OxStu revisits Charles Dickens's A Christmas Carol, considering how it has shaped our modern ...

Nearly 200 years on, Dickens’s festive ghost story remains one of the sharpest critiques of money, morality and social ...

Lucy Whitehead, Royal Holloway, University of London A Christmas Carol is usually read as a Victorian morality tale about ...

And a new biography of Dickens is getting prominent reviews, including front-page billing in The Washington Post Book World. But what’s been missing from the articles I’ve read about these works is ...

Christmas wasn't always a national shopping spree — or even a day off work. But when Charles Dickens published A Christmas Carol in 19th-century London, the holiday went viral.Guests:Leon ...

The literary significance of "A Christmas Carol" by no means impedes the fun provided by the tale. As Wilson wrote, "A ...

The cash-strapped Dickens crafted ‘A Christmas Carol’ in only six weeks in 1843, changing the holiday season forever.

Christine Baranski was in the playground outside St. Matthew’s Church in Bedford, N.Y. about three years ago when she came across Matthew Guard, artistic director of the Grammy-nominated Sk ...

As we grow older, the world seems to divide more easily and, yes, more violently. Differences harden. Words become weapons.