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The Pedestrian Lore of City Life

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By Charles Dickens
| Substack
This Weekly Edition of Inkwell features Joy Clarkson Photography by Augusto Maña Piccio IV I’M NO SMALL-TOWN GIRL, but I’d never lived in a big city. Well, except for Los Angeles. But Los Angeles is a car city. You can cruise through it in the safety of your two-ton metal box, climate-controlled, and with the background music that you choose. Once, late at night, I stopped at a gas station off an unfamiliar exit to fill up my car.
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David Copperfield Book Review

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By Charles Dickens, Barbara Schultz
| Common Sense Media Verified
age 12+ Dickens' coming-of-age epic is a timeless treasure. Parents need to know that Charles Dickens' classic novel David Copperfield is loosely based on the life of the author. It tells the story of the hardships, changes, and good fortune that David encounters on his life journey. The book was serialized (1849-50) before it was first published in book form in 1850.
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Literary Fiction Explained (and How to Know If You’re Writing It)

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By Charles Dickens, Toni Morrison, Chinua Achebe, Margaret Atwood
| The Novelry on Writing (Podcast)
At the heart of literary fiction is the human experience and all it entails—our sense of time, grief, love, adventure, history, language, family, geography... We could go on. When considered this way, it’s hard not to see that, despite its reputation, literary fiction truly is for every reader. But is it for every writer?
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