Чарльз Диккенс

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Life Charles Dickens was born on 7 February 1812, at Landport in Portsea, the second of eight children to John and Elizabeth Dickens. His father was a clerk in the Navy Pay Office and was temporarily on duty in the district. Their children and, in particular, his favorite Charlie, Mr. Dickens surrounded by care and kindness. Small, Charles inherited his father's imagination, ease of expression, seems to be adding to it some seriousness of life, inherited from the mother, which fell on the shoulders of all worldly cares to preserve family wealth. “ No one is useless in this world who lightens the burdens of another’”

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Life The Dickens family moved from Kent to Camden Town in London in 1822, because of financial difficulties. His father was cast for many years in debtors' prison, the mother had to fight against poverty. Rest of his life Dickens thought it was the ruin of his family and that the greatest insult to polish themselves undeserved and humiliating blow. “ We need never be ashamed of our tears”

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Dickens as a journalist Dickens found himself as a reporter. Once Dickens performed on a sample of some reporter's job, he was immediately checked and began to climb, more and more astonishing his fellow reporters, irony, lively presentation, the wealth of the language.

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The Pickwick Papers The first main novel was " The Pickwick Papers " (1837). This book, which is a series of genre sketches, Dickens revealed talent as a creator of grotesque characters, expressing the most deeply rooted features of the British as a nation.

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Success Dickens discovered literature. He sympathized with the characters, he brings the action to a successful finale that rewards them for their suffering and humiliation. With an outstanding cast in vain, he gave public readings of his works, and he was always accompanied by great success. Later Dickens had reached the zenith of his fame. He was a minion of fortune - a renowned writer, ruler of the minds and the rich - in other words, the person for whose fate has not stinted on the gifts. “ My imagination would never have served me as it has, but for the habit of commonplace, humble, patient, daily, toiling, drudging attention”

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Novels Dickens's novels are a panorama of English life of the Victorian era, unique in its richness and variety of observations imprinted human types. "The Adventures of Oliver Twist" (1838), "Old Curiosity Shop" (1841), "Dombey and Son" (1848) provide a complete portrait of the society, showing him with a bad hand

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Dostoevsky highly valued work of Dickens, called him a master of "modern art images, the current reality."