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From: The Independent on Sunday
Date: 20051023
Author:INTERVIEWS Tom Anderson
He's still regarded as our greatest novelist. A new film version of Oliver Twist is out, and next week there's a groundbreaking TV adaptation of Bleak House. So we went to the Dickens city of Rochester, Kent, and asked: 'What does Dickens mean to you?'
Chris Mimmo
21, PUB MANAGER
I think Dickens is good for Rochester, and probably good for my pub. Mind you, they're building a pounds 16m Dickens theme park in Chatham, complete with rollercoaster rides. That's taking it a bit far.
Rachel Searos
19, FASHION STUDENT
He's not an easy read. His stuff seems really dark and gothic. Nightmarish. ...
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