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Charles Dickens

Category Classic Fiction
Cover Type Paperback
Type Fiction
Language English

ISBN 9780140431032

Rs. 800

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Selected Short Fiction

Selected Short Fiction

Selected Short Fiction presents a collection of Charles Dickens’s shorter works, demonstrating his diverse storytelling abilities. This volume includes a range of tales from gothic ghost stories and humorous sketches to poignant social critiques. Highlights feature the chilling supernatural tale The Signal-Man, the reflective A Christmas Tree, and the gripping courtroom drama The Trial for Murder. These stories showcase Dickens’s skill in combining humor, pathos, and suspense, offering readers a view of his literary range beyond his acclaimed novels. They explore themes such as the struggles of the working class, the supernatural, and the complexities of Victorian society. Why You Should Read? Explore Dickens’s storytelling beyond his famous novels. Experience his mastery of gothic horror, humor, and social commentary. Gain insight into Victorian life and the human condition through engaging narratives. A foundational read for enthusiasts of classic literature and short fiction.

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ISBN 9780140431032
Cover Type Paperback
Type Fiction
Language English
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SKU 2010000062395

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