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Christopher Lord

Delve Program Guide

 

Christopher Lord is the author of the Dickens Junction Mysteries, a past recipient of a Literary Arts Fellowship, and has been a frequent Delve Guide for works by Dickens, Hardy, Forster, and the “Golden Age” of Detective Fiction.

 

 

 

PAST SEMINARS 

 
2017/18

From the LGBT Canon: E. M Forster’s Maurice

2016/17

Thomas Hardy—Early and Late Novels: Under the Greenwood Tree and Tess of the D’Urbervilles

2015

Dickens Before and After the Holidays: A Christmas Carol & Great Expectations

Charles Dickens: David Copperfield

2014

Whodunit: Detective Fiction in the ‘Golden Age’

2013

Charles Dickens: Our Mutual Friend
Guides: Christopher Lord & Judith Stone

2012

Charles Dickens: A Tale of Two Cities
Guides: Christopher Lord (Carl Wilson) & Judy Stone

 

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