Characters - AQA Great Expectations has a wealth of memorable ... reveals a great deal about the working methods of Charles Dickens and why he appealed to his readers. Quiz - Form, structure ...

A stamp of recognition, it flags up Ordnance Terrace in Chatham, Kent as the one-time home of Charles Dickens ... see the hulks (prison ships) from Great Expectations.' The Medway skyline is ...

Great Expectations was first published as a "three-decker" (in three clothbound volumes) in June 1861, shortly before the end of its magazine serialization in All the Year Round. It was never issued ...

Since 1861, Great Expectations has been printed with illustrations many times. This 1937 edition features images by Gordon Ross, who signed and numbered each of the 1500 copies. The preface was ...

The beginning of the novel, as narrated by Pip, and (right) a boxed-in and crossed-out section reveals changes made by Dickens to the novel's ending The manuscript of Charles Dickens' Great ...

ROCHESTER is thought to have inspired Charles Dickens more than any other town in the UK. Located in Kent, Dickens is said to ...

Wayne Brinda. "Charles Dickens' prose has so much inherent theatricality in his characters, settings and plots. The new stage version of Great Expectations we're premiering in Pittsburgh brings ...

There have been many, many, many adaptations of Charles Dickens’s classic novel over the years, which means many of us by now know the story of Great Expectations almost by heart. Pip ...