Dickens' journalistic legacy adapted for the Spanish public

Before becoming the most popular novelist in the 19th century, Charles Dickens was a prolific journalist, a profession that he continued until his final days. He published more than 4 hundred articles, in very varied genres: satire, melodrama, opinion, essay... Now a new book aims to bring this journalistic legacy closer to the Spanish-speaking public "Pasiones públicas, emociones privadas" is a collection of 30 articles orginally written by Charles Dickens and translated to Spanish by Dolores Payás.

On this broadcast we speak with Dolores about dicovering Dickens' journalistic side and translating and adapting it for the Spanish speaking public.