Summary
This quote humorously refers to the famous 19th-century English writer, Charles Dickens, and his inability to create a home page. The phrase "never got round to starting his home page" is a playful way of implying that Dickens was so occupied with his writing and literary endeavors that he neglected the modern concept of a personal website. It highlights how Dickens was focused on different forms of communication and storytelling during his time, emphasizing his dedication to the craft of writing rather than technological advancements.