Charles Dickens, is a trailblazing storyteller whose richly-drawn characters and biting social commentary have made an indelible mark on literature. From the dark alleyways of Oliver Twist to the redemptive spirit of A Christmas Carol, Dickens exposed injustice and inspired empathy that still resonates today. In an unexpected twist, Dickens reveals his Literary Will and Testament picks.
Never Let Me Go by Kazuo Ishiguro for its haunting exploration of lost childhood and ethical dilemmas, Cloud Atlas by David Mitchell for its ambitious narrative structure and interwoven themes of fate and morality, and White Teeth by Zadie Smith for its vibrant, panoramic portrait of modern society and the enduring struggles of identity and belonging. Each choice offers a fresh perspective while echoing the human complexity at the heart of Dickens’ own legacy.
