Dickens
Dickens has been mentioned or cited more than a hundred times throughout all the RSS channels we monitor. Especially, the channel 'The Atlantic' contains more than a dozen references to this person (or maybe different people with similar names) alone. As it’s displayed on the chart below, Dickens was highly popular in February, 2017.
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[...] . I thought back to the authors I’ve enjoyed over the years. Robert Ludlum. Charles Dickens. Mark Twain. George Orwell. Arthur C Clarke. Douglas Adams. Harper Lee. St. Paul. All [...]
internationalchristianfictionwriters.blogspot.com
[...] head.When you read Shakespeare, you are thinking Shakespeare’s thoughts. When you read Charles Dickens, you travel in time to 19th-century England, and you see what Dickens saw. When you read Emily [...]
aksent.org.in
[...] Drood. Both equally Poe and Dickens manufactured an upswing from a selected subgenre with the mystery point. The subgenre could be [...]
ga-onlinemarketing.rhcloud.com
[...] . Perhaps no other story of Christmas has been told more often or in more ways than Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol. His tale of redemption just celebrated its 170th anniversary (it was [...]
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libertybelleblog.wordpress.com
[...] the middle of the so-called “holiday” season, a time to make merry and spend like the dickens–not to be confused by Charles Dickens who perhaps wrote the most famous story of the [...]
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accessiblyliveoffline.wordpress.com