Tessa Hadley talks about rooms and reallity and uses a description of a room in Dicken's novel, Little Dorrit, in this BBC radio series of writers essays.
This is very good!!!!!
http://www.bbc.co.uk/i/b0185ffn/
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Tuesday, 20 December 2011
Dicken's Rooms
Tessa Hadley talks about rooms and reallity and uses a description of a room in Dicken's novel, Little Dorrit, in this BBC radio series of writers essays.
This is very good!!!!!
http://www.bbc.co.uk/i/b0185ffn/
Tony is a retired teacher. He is a volunteer at The Museum of The Home (Geffrye Almshouses) in Shoreditch, where he gives tours of the almshouses. He also supports the education work the museum carries out with local schools.
Tony enjoys writing his blog which covers subjects he feels strongly about.
He also writes posts about Jane Austen for Austen blogs world wide.
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I've just started a biography of Dickens. He certainly was prolific. He's in my top five favorite all-time authors. Looking forward to the bicentennial of his birth.
ReplyDeleteHi Mary. It's nearly New Year.
ReplyDeleteI've just started reading Claire Tomlin's, Charles Dickens A Life. Is it the same one as you? I also have a copy of Peter Ackroyds, Dickens, which I read a couple of years ago and is also very good.