"When we were young, he encouraged us to read by giving us required readings," his son, Antonio "Tonet" Jose, recently shared ...

Dickens (1812-70) was a busy man whose brain was crammed and active. Rapid, peripatetic movement gave him relief from the pressure of his roiling thoughts.

ATLANTA (AP) — After leading Atlanta out of the COVID-19 pandemic and a coinciding crime spike, Mayor Andre Dickens believes he deserves a second term as the city soon hosts its most high-profile… ...

Niall Husbands has been named as the new Chair of the Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust following Matthew Hatchwell's resignation. The charity's Board of Trustees voted him in unanimously and he ...

Mayor Andre Dickens speaks during a news conference to kick off his reelection campaign at his campaign headquarters in Atlanta on Tuesday, March 11, 2025. (Arvin Temkar/AJC) ...

A new exhibition celebrates 100 years of the Charles Dickens Museum. Behold! Dickens with a moustache! What do we reckon? "A hideous disfigurement," was the verdict of the author's friend and ...

Jersey Post said: "Born in India 1925, Gerald 'Gerry' Malcolm Durrell was a dedicated conservationist who devoted his life to protecting and preserving wildlife species around the world. "His ...

This was not just any author but Gerald Durrell, who had written one of my most beloved books— My Family and Other Animals. This January marks Durrell’s centenary.

See Charles Dickens’ Rare Manuscripts, Teenage Love Letters and a Copy of ‘David Copperfield’ That Traveled to Antarctica To celebrate its 100th anniversary, the Charles Dickens Museum in ...

Tuesday 7th January 2025, Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust celebrated what would have been the 100th birthday of its founder, the world-renowned author and naturalist Gerald Durrell. To mark ...

The conservationist Gerald Durrell’s first dog, Simon, was a coward. To the honey-coloured cocker spaniel, a garden hose was as deadly as a spitting cobra, and he once went into a nervous ...

Enter the world of Charles Dickens in an London exhibition of portraits, private letters, rare manuscripts at the author's former residence.