Sales of Dickens's novels have gone way up in Britain since the BBC aired Great Expectations and The Mystery of Edwin Drood, according to the Telegraph, the Daily Mail, and the Sun.
Speaking of book sales, we've once again earned enough from the Dickensblog Amazon Associates account to get some books to donate to Books for America. In honor of the recent miniseries and radio broadcasts, I chose Great Expectations, Edwin Drood, and A Tale of Two Cities.
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