Ackroyd has read every word Dickens wrote - the novels, stories, journalism, letters, inscriptions - and apparently, and more astonishingly, everything ever written ABOUT Dickens - by his circle of literary and profession friends, rivals, reviewers and critics, acquaintances, memoirists who encountered him but once, otherwise unknown British, Scottish, Continental, or American diarists who happened to note a Cited by: 3. · Dickens by Peter Ackroyd () Paperback – January 1, /5(38). · A lot has been written about the life and works of Charles Dickens, most of it by Peter Ackroyd in his magisterial biography, which ran to .
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