FAQ About Charles Dickens

Charles Dickens' personal experiences greatly influenced his writing. Having faced financial instability during his childhood and working at a young age in a factory, Dickens was deeply aware of poverty and social injustice. These early experiences informed his depiction of struggling lower-class communities in his novels. Additionally, his experiences with the legal system and various jobs, including as a parliamentary reporter, gave him insights into societal issues, all of which are reflected in his work.