University of Toronto Quarterly · 1967 · 21 citations · 3 references
HumanitiesLiteratureBritish LiteratureEnglish LiteratureFictionFiction WritingNarrative WritingBook SerialityPeriodical LiteratureSerial FictionSerial NarrativesSerial WritingSeriality In LiteratureSerialized Fiction
Writing novels that originally appeared in weekly or monthly serial parts, but were afterwards published entire, as Dickens did, poses problems of unity and coherence in structure, characterization, and theme, of which he was well aware. In a letter rejecting the draft of a novel Mrs. Brookfield had submitted for serialization in All the Year Round, Dickens wrote:
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The Letters of Charles Dickens
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Novels of the eighteen-forties
Notes and Queries · 1954 · 153 citations
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Charles Dickens, the World of His Novels.
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