George Gissing was an English novelist whose literary journey saw him publish twenty-three novels between 1880 and 1903. He evolved from his early naturalistic leanings to become one of the most accomplished realists of the late-Victorian era. His works are valued for their penetrating insights into life and keen observations of society.
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The biography offers an in-depth look at Charles Dickens' life, crafted by his close friend John Forster, who had unique access to Dickens' family and friends. It explores significant periods, including Dickens' childhood, education, early career, and personal life. This new edition consolidates Forster's three volumes into one cohesive work, maintaining the original's illustrations and footnotes while introducing a new index for easier navigation.
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