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An international society devoted to Charles Dickens, this London-based fellowship has spent well over a century keeping his life and writing lively for readers, scholars, and fans. Its journal, events, and community work help show why Dickens still feels vivid today.

by England) Dickens Fellowship (London
Founded in 1902, the Dickens Fellowship is an international association centered on the life and works of Charles Dickens. Its head office is based at the Charles Dickens Museum in Doughty Street, London, and the group brings together readers from many backgrounds who share an interest in Dickens and the world around his books.
The Fellowship is known for promoting discussion, research, and enjoyment of Dickens through meetings, branches, and its long-running journal, The Dickensian. Rather than being a single author in the usual sense, it is a literary society whose publications reflect generations of enthusiasm for Dickens's fiction, characters, and social concerns.
For audiobook listeners, that makes the Fellowship an appealing guide to the wider Dickens tradition: not just the novels themselves, but the history, criticism, and community that have helped keep them alive.