The correct possessive form of "Dickens" in this context is Dickens'.
So, the sentence should read: Dickens' novels were brilliant.
Dickens novels were brilliant.
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The correct possessive form of "Dickens" in this context is Dickens'.
So, the sentence should read: Dickens' novels were brilliant.