Charles Dickens As Editor

In this fascinating collection, readers are offered a unique glimpse into the editorial mind of Charles Dickens through his correspondence with William Henry Wills. These letters not only reveal Dickens's thoughts on his own literary work but also shed light on the broader context of his editorial practices during his prolific career.

With meticulous insights, Dickens navigates the intricacies of publishing, discussing the challenges and triumphs he faced as both a writer and an editor. R.C. Lehmann’s curation of these letters enriches the reader's understanding of Dickens as a multifaceted figure in the literary world.

Through these exchanges, the dynamic relationship between the author and his editor comes to life, showcasing the collaborative spirit that fueled some of Dickens's most beloved works. This volume is a treasure for scholars and fans alike, offering a rare opportunity to engage with Dickens's thoughts and methods behind the scenes.