The poetry of Charles Dickens, which was influence by the Victorian Era, there are many writers and poets and worldwide. A big part of the Victorian era was Charles Dickens. He played a huge part by his novels and poems through the theme of his novels. Many of the work he has done has influence American Literary heritage. Charles Dickens produced a huge amount of work as a reporter, novelist, journalist, editor, illustrator and social critic who wrote such cherished classic novels as Oliver Twist, A Christmas Carol, Nicholas Nickleby, David Copperfield, A Tale of Two Cities and Great Expectations. He was a British novelist that is the most important and most influence in the 19th century. Dickens is often an annoyed, unbending in his attack …show more content…
Approaching out of his “dark novel” period, in 1859 Dickens published A Tale of Two Cities, a historic novel that takes place during the French Revolution in Paris and London. The story focus was the theme of sacrifice and the struggle of evil. Another novel was Great expectations which was consider one of Dickens best accomplishment. It was about a long life journey of an orphan, also the novel had all types of themes. Most people would place Charles Dickens at the top of their list of truly great novelist and poets. His early works were often published in serialism form, to keep readers in suspense of what would happen next. Dickens had 10 kids which affected the way he wrote his novels. In 1828 Dickens launches his journalism career, but in 1836 Dickens begins publishing his sketch. 1836-1850 he became maturing as a successful Author. Before all that Dickens secure a job as a reporter, he was a reporter a few years. Basically he went from a reporter to a celebrity, but that didn’t stop his energy from doing journalism. Charles Dickens only lived up to 58 years, But continues to be one of the most famous writers in history. He played a huge part by his novels and poems through