Following the bumbling Pickwickians along the highways and byways of old England, he creates a vivid world of highwaymen, duels, lawsuits, jails, hilarious romantic imbroglios--but a world, too.

The Posthumous Papers of the Pickwick Club (also known as The Pickwick Papers) is the first novel by outstanding English writer Charles Dickens. In order to describe morals of an old England colorfully and clearly, the writer comes up with an idea of a club that travels around the country and observes “human nature”. The main character of the novel is an eccentric, funny and nave Samuel Pickwick. His flamboyant friends go on this journey with him. The reader will be surely interested and watch with amusement the adventures of this group of friends.