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"""This is a warm-hearted and meticulous book about a neglected author. Ainsworth and Dickens's careers intertwined, and yet, Ainsworth has all but disappeared from our cultural consciousness. This book makes a compelling case for his importance. The numbers speak for themselves, indicating his productivity, popularity, and longevity...""-- ""Dickens Quarterly, Vol. 38.2 (June 2021)"""

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Dr Stephen Carver is a cultural historian, freelance editor and novelist. For sixteen years, he taught literature and creative writing at the University of East Anglia, spending three years in Japan as Professor of English at the University of Fukui. Stephen has published extensively on 19th century literature and history; he is the author of The 19th Century Underworld: Crime, Controversy and Corruption, and Shark Alley: The Memoirs of a Penny-a-Liner, a historical novel about the wreck of the Birkenhead.

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