Charles Dickens 13
Charles Dickens was an English writer and social critic. He created some of the world’s best-known fictional characters, including A Christmas Carol’s Ebenezer Scrooge.
David Copperfield and other amazing caulbearers in fiction
David Copperfield, Hamlet and Danny from The Shining are all caulbearers in fiction, explains CLAIRE BARRAND
What inspired Charles Dickens, the man who invented Christmas, to write A Christmas Carol?
Guest writer HEATHER ANDOLINA looks at Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol and the upcoming film, The Man Who Invented Christmas
A Christmas Carol: Being a Ghost Story of Shrewsbury
PHILIP DAVIES reveals a chilling real-life ghost story linked to George C Scott, A Christmas Carol and Shrewsbury
30 things you never knew about BBC’s A Ghost Story for Christmas
RICHARD PHILLIPS-JONES unearths some facts on the production and locations of a much loved British TV institution.
Who “invented” the Christmas Ghost Story?
BARRY McCANN takes a look at the traditional English Christmas Ghost Story
Betsey Trotwood And The Vampires
HOWARD JACKSON says the Betsey Trotwood Pub in Clerkenwell is a perfect fit for the launch of two new vampire books
A Christmas Carol (1910) Full Movie VIDEO
Wanna see a silent version of Christmas Carol made by the same people who made the first Frankenstein film?
Scrooge (1935) Full Movie VIDEO
Lots of versions of A Christmas Carol, but have you seen the first sound version - Scrooge (1935)?
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