Charles Dickens’s life experiences played a significant role in influencing his writing style. As an author, he drew inspiration from personal struggles and philosophical musings that manifested in his works. Issues such as poverty and family tragedy play a role as well. Overall, as an author, Dickens has developed a unique writing style influenced by the events of his own life experiences that continues to captivate audiences worldwide with its realism and depth.
It is an irony of genius that Dickens does not tie himself down to a particular technique or method, making his brilliance quite an extraordinary thing. The author argues that “Dickens may not be sophisticated for technique, then; but many consider his particular genius to have been comedy” (Chin). He wanted his work to not all be the same, making it widespread to all types of people, therefore the use of comedy attracted many added readers. Dickens is
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Marsh says that “Charles Dickens did not create novels; He created a world” (Marsh). Dickens’ worlds were memorable. From the hapless orphan Oliver Twist to Ebenezer Scrooge, the miserly protagonist in A Christmas Carol, Dickens’s characters illustrate vivid complexities that reflect humanity. Davis states that “...like Scrooge, Oliver Twist, or Mr. Micawber, are familiar figures in the popular culture” (Davis). His strength lies in his ability to create characters that are relatable along with unique personalities, backstories, and quirks. Dickens’s portrayal of his creations has earned him a reputation as an expert character creator among literary scholars worldwide (Davis). His unwavering commitment to delivering characters with depth and individuality has contributed vastly to his enduring legacy as one of England's greatest