Charles Dickens, the famous English writer and social critic, is born.
Charles Dickens publishes his novella 'A Christmas Carol', which popularizes many Christmas traditions.
Charles Dickens passes away, marking the end of his influential literary career.
Charles Dickens faces difficulty and frustration trying to come up with a new story for Christmas, as his previous books have not resolved his financial woes.
Dickens envisions the characters of Scrooge, Marley, and others through fantastical and ghostly visits, sparking inspiration for his story.
Motivated by both financial pressures and the desire to reinvigorate his career, Dickens begins the work on his Christmas story.
Dickens gives life to memorable characters such as Ebenezer Scrooge, Tiny Tim, and Bob Cratchit, refining their personalities and roles in the story.
While writing, Dickens deals with family illnesses and personal struggles, influencing the emotional depth of his story.
Dickens completes the first draft of 'A Christmas Carol' in time for Christmas publication.
The novella is published and released to the public, marking a pivotal moment in Dickens' career and Christmas literature.
