Medical historian. FRHistS. Book recently published -
Bleak Health: The Medical History of Charles Dickens and his Family. Member of the Dickens Fellowship.
A generous gift from the Philadelphia Pickwick Club. Yesterday we took Jim and Susan Baraldi to Portsmouth to see the statue. Philadelphia is where the first ever statue of Dickens sits.
Another day, another Pickwick event. This time with the Pickwick Bicycle Club, formed in 1870 making it the oldest Pickwickian and Dickensian society in the world.
What a legend 👏👏👏 Gyles Brandreth, in signature sweater, rounding off a superb celebration of the 50th anniversary of The City Pickwick Club this evening. @DickensFellowHQ
Such a lovely evening yesterday, at Cutler’s Hall in #London, for the 50th anniversary of the Dickens #Pickwick Club (which was founded by my grandfather’s cousin, Cedric #Dickens). Great to see so many family members as well as #Dickensian friends from all over the globe.
We've got some very exciting news which we'll be sharing next week. 🤫
Until then, and in a possibly related theme, we want to talk about Georgina Hogarth.
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Our new #exhibition explores the relationship between these two remarkable writers; #CharlesDickens and #WilkieCollins.
#MutualFriends runs until 25th February 2024, and can be visited at no extra charge with your museum admission ticket.
We hope to see you soon!
Such a great pleasure to spend the last few days with this wonderful group of people at the Annual Dickens Fellowship conference - many thanks to all the lecturers and delegates @DickensFellowHQ@GreshamCollege
The International #DickensFellowship conference starts today in #London - delayed from 2020, which was the 150th anniversary of #Dickens’s death. I’m so looking forward to seeing #Dickensians from all over the world.
I am giving a Free Online Talk to the Dickens Museum at 6.30pm on Wednesday 12th July 2023 entitled Bleak Health: The Medical History of Charles Dickens. Please click on the Link below for further information.
https://t.co/oLKmxnchOM
✨TODAY'S EPISODE✨
The brilliant @NicholasCambri3 takes us on a fascinating journey through Dickens' medical history in his new book Bleak Health...
Listen here (on Apple, Spotify etc): https://t.co/VLf9TsA6Ck
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#CharlesDickens#ABrainOnFire#BleakHealth
Dominic Gerrard interviewed me about my book 'Bleak Health: The Medical History of Charles Dickens and his Family.' You can listen to the podcast with this Link to Charles Dickens: A Brain on Fire. https://t.co/ERho0FlCZc
Last night I gave a talk at the Charles Dickens Museum for Goodenough College students. The seminar was entitled 'Charles Dickens and Mental Health.' Lucinda Hawksley and Dr Nicholas Meyer spoke too. It was organised by Cindy Sughrue and Dr Ta-Wei (David) Guu.