Atlanta Dickens Day of Writing
Friday, February 7, 2024. Students participating in the 3rd annual Dickens Day of Writing will gather in the library of the The Paideia School to draft creative, personal, or analytical reactions to Charles Dickens’s “Night Walks,” effectively drawing Dickens’s observations into the student’s own experience. The reading and discussion of Dickens’s essay will have taken place in the classes prior to this event.
Schedule
*Soon to come*
Student Registration:
Students who wish to participate in the Dickens Day of Writing should contact their current English teacher or Clark Cloyd at cloyd.clark@paideiascshool.org.
Atlanta
Other Locations
Support for this event comes from Julie Minnis, The Friends of the Dickens Project, The Jordan-Stern Presidential Chair for Dickens and Nineteenth-Century Studies, Santa Cruz County Office of Education, Monterey Peninsula Foundation (host of the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am and Pure Insurance Championship Impacting the First Tee), UCSC’s Department of Literature, Department of Education, The Humanities Institute, University Library, Sentinel Printers, and David A. Perdue and The Charles Dickens Page, The Charles Dickens Museum, CATE: The Association of Teachers of English Central Council, and the many Dickens Project High School and Teacher Scholarship donors.