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There is a reason we reach for these books when the clocks go back. The gothic novel was made for darkness.
Lionel Kelly looks at Bleak House
Lionel Kelly looks at Bleak House
Author
12 December 2015
Nicola Bradbury looks at Dombey and Son
Nicola Bradbury looks at Dombey and Son
Author
12 December 2015
The Spirits of Charles Dickens
The Spirits of Charles Dickens
Author
12 December 2015
Malcolm Andrew tells the story of A Christmas Carol
Malcolm Andrew tells the story of A Christmas Carol
Author, Book
12 December 2015
Lights, Camera, Sherlock: Part Four
Lights, Camera, Sherlock: Part Four
Author
11 November 2015
Lights, Camera, Sherlock: Part Three
Lights, Camera, Sherlock: Part Three
Author
11 November 2015

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