Victorian Fiction
Victorian Fiction refers to literature produced during the reign of Queen Victoria in England (1837-1901). It often reflects the social, political, and moral concerns of the time, including issues such as class struggle, industrialization, gender roles, and imperialism. Victorian Fiction is characterized by its intricate plots, detailed descriptions, and focus on morality and virtue. Writers of this period often include Charles Dickens, Charlotte Brontë, Thomas Hardy, and George Eliot.