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Gradual warm up next week.

Household Words was an unillustrated weekly magazine conducted and edited by Charles Dickens from late March 1850 through May 1859. It was issued weekly, but also monthly and as bound annual volumes.

William Shakespeare's Fourth Folio, from 1685, is one of about 300 books from the school's library going under the hammer. Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol and titles from Daniel Defoe and ...

Distilling 85 years and tens of thousands of issues into a single collection is an almost impossible task, but Patton Oswalt and Jordan Blum, comic book devotees and the co-creators of the Marvel's M.

The English, compare him to Dickens, you know ... titles and elevation in society. And so it goes through this amazing story to, to tell us that well, all - About consequences, really.

This reissued recording of Stewart's touted Broadway performance might prove to be the enduring interpretation of Dickens's beloved tale of the miserly Ebenezer Scrooge and the ghosts of past ...

The gallery also hosts the annual book illustration competition with The Folio Society publishing house ... tells a different ...

Dickens wrote A Christmas Carol to raise awareness of some of the problems in Victorian society. He thought that many of these problems could be solved if people were kinder to each other.

We are excited to welcome Owen Duffy, Ph.D., from Asia Society Texas Center, to share insights into the Texas Center’s evolution and their robust programs in arts and culture, business and policy, and ...

The Asia Society’s purpose is to navigate shared futures for Asia and the world across policy, arts and culture, education, sustainability, business, and technology. The Asia Society fosters insight, ...

How did Dickens' own life experiences influence his work? Why is the Marshalsea prison the focal point of Little Dorrit? Dickens is a name synonymous with the cold, winding, dark streets of ...