Publications

The NSW Dickens Society Newsletter is published 6 times a year, immediately prior to meetings and the Christmas lunch. It is titled “Household Words” in recognition of Charles Dickens’ journal of the same name – published every week from 1850 through 1859, and great value at only 2d! Dickens, in his turn, had borrowed the phrase from the “St Crispin’s Day” speech in Shakespeare’s “Henry V”:
then shall our names.
Familiar in his mouth as household words
Harry the king, Bedford and Exeter,
Warwick and Talbot, Salisbury and Gloucester,
Be in their flowing cups freshly remember’d.

Latest Household Words

The Chimes

Issue 97 | June 2026

The Frozen Deep

Issue 96 | February 2026

A Tale of Two Cities

Issue 95 | April 2026

The Streets - Morning

Issue 93 | August 2025

David Copperfield

Issue 92 | June 2025

The Haunted House

Issue 88 | August 2024

The Case for Cartophilic

Issue 87 | June 2024

Dickens in Technicolour

Issue 86 | April 2024

Hard Times

Issue 85 | February 2024

Dickens by Loutir

Issue 84 | October 2023

All Muggleton v Dingley Dell

Issue 83 | July 2023

Issue 75 | June 2019

Issue 74 | April 2019

Issue 73 | February 2019

Issue 72 | October 2018

Issue 71 | August 2018

Issue 70 | June 2018

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