Filthy fogs fills the Charles Dickens Museum

Almost any classic image of Victorian London requires fog, the concealer of cheap film sets that wafts atmospherically around people as they carry out their nefarious deeds.
And now, the Charles Dickens Museum is taking a look at how the man himself turned fog into a critical character within his own novels, but also how he lived with the London fog that eventually drove him out of London.What we, and the exhibition calls fog though wasn’t fog. It wasn’t the pleasing billows of white