/lit/ - Literature

>>21404051
i have some too, gimme a sec

>>13964179
>>13964206
I almost never see people talk about Dickens on this board, so I'm surprised this thread even exists. I wanted to get into Dickens a month or so ago and went to /lit/ asking for their opinion on where I should start first and/or for an infograph on him. What few posts I made or threads/generals I questioned yielded little to no results. So I wound up reading A Tale Of Two Cities. It was good here and boring there, but got really good towards the end of the second and the beginning of the third act when the stakes got higher and you learn how everything is connected and why it's all important.

Anyway it would be nice if this thread yielded some kind of consensus for reading through Dickens's corpus of works.
Pic semi-related

>>13500551
>>13501587
Any Dickens flowcharts perhaps?

>>8145811
This would be great.

He's not a meme. Why would you think he's a meme? Nobody talks about him. None of his books cracked either of the top 100 charts. At points his books can be hard to follow to the degree that you literally just have to let go of the plot. It's not for everyone. I could see how you would think it might be a meme if you've already read it. But if you haven't read it yet, there's no reason at all to think that.

>>8125800
Did you make this chart? If so, you and I might be the entirety of his fanbase on here.

there's another one floating around somewhere too