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Bad art friend : should fiction writers ever lift stories from other people s lives? | Fiction

Great writers have always been inspired by friends and lovers, but a viral article has revived the moral arguments around muses. In the age of the internet, does using someone else’s story feel like a violation?

Island of lunatics: a maddening history of Dickens s Britain

Island of lunatics: a maddening history of Dickens s Britain
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10 Classic Horror Stories Inspired By True Events

10 Classic Horror Stories Inspired By True Events
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Unseen lockets reveal grief that haunted Charles Dickens s writing | Charles Dickens

Tokens of affection were exchanged with sister-in-law whose early death influenced the author’s work A heart-shaped locket owned by Mary Hogarth, containing a lock of her brother-in-law Charles Dickens’s hair, and a silver locket, with moss agate stone, containing a lock of Hogarth’s hair given to Dickens by his mother-in-law in 1837. Photograph: Charles Dickens Museum collection A heart-shaped locket owned by Mary Hogarth, containing a lock of her brother-in-law Charles Dickens’s hair, and a silver locket, with moss agate stone, containing a lock of Hogarth’s hair given to Dickens by his mother-in-law in 1837. Photograph: Charles Dickens Museum collection

The day Charles Dickens nearly died in horrific Staplehurst rail disaster

The day Charles Dickens nearly died in horrific Staplehurst rail disaster Dickens spent his formative years in Chatham and holidayed in Broadstairs and Folkestone Updated Staplehurst rail crash engraving in London Illustrated News (Image: Public domain) Get the latest news and features from Kent direct to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice If you speak to anyone from Kent about the county’s legacy, one of the first things they’ll tell you is that it was home to the great Victorian novelist Charles Dickens.

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