Publisher's Synopsis
Dickens was a prolific letter-writer, who wrote to a vast number of correspondents. His best letters are memorable, reflecting the extraordinary range of his interests, his energy and the fusion of the serious and comic which distinguishes everything he wrote. Many letters to his closest friend, and biographer, John Forster, are a running commentary of the planning and writing of his novels, but there are letters to other friends which also throw light on his writing. These, and others, are included in this title, which offers 12 volumes in one.
