Lee Jackson is an esteemed author and historian with a deep passion for Victorian London's social history and geography. He has created an immersive and invaluable resource called The Dictionary of Victorian London, which offers a treasure trove of primary sources spanning journalism, diaries, guidebooks, cartoons, and much more. This extensive collection is a goldmine for researchers, writers, students, and anyone eager to understand the day-to-day life in the Victorian capital.

Lee Jackson's expertise extends beyond The Dictionary of Victorian London. His non-fiction works have gained critical acclaim, including Dirty Old London, a meticulously researched history of sanitation in Victorian times, and Palaces of Pleasure, a fascinating exploration of the Victorians' creation of mass entertainment. His upcoming book, Dickensland: The Curious History of Dickens's London, delves into the intriguing world of Dickensian tourism, examining both real and fictional locations associated with Charles Dickens.

Lee Jackson's passion for Victorian London shines through in his engaging writing style and meticulous research, making his works a captivating read for history enthusiasts and literature lovers alike