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The 58 pages that link to Charles Dickens, each with the reason it gives.

• Alexis SoyerRelated: Dickens's writing and Soyer's public projects both engaged Victorian concern with poverty and hunger.

• Carlos Ruiz ZafónRelated: Zafón cited Dickens as an influence, and both writers built intricate urban narratives.

• Isabella BeetonRelated: Beeton worked for The Englishwoman’s Domestic Magazine, a publication associated with Dickens’s publishing circle.

• Martita HuntRelated: His creation Miss Havisham became Hunt’s signature screen role.

• Master JubaRelated: Dickens described Juba’s dancing after seeing him perform in London in 1842.

• Mervyn PeakeRelated: Both writers create crowded social worlds through memorable, sharply differentiated characters.

• Richard FlanaganRelated: Dickens appears as a character in Flanagan’s novel Wanting.

• Walter Savage LandorRelated: Dickens admired Landor and later drew on his voice for the character Lawrence Boythorn.