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England's Victorian era (1837-1901) was the time when two distinct developments reached their climax. The first development was the rise of the lower social classes in a position of economic and political power, which led to the industrialization of England. The second evolution was the rise of the various literary formsthat made their appearance. In particular, during the Victorian period of Great Britain there have been significantand major developments and changes in all life aspects. There was intense social unrest and economic crisis, but through them came a strong and positive literary development that would shape the future of society. With the sudden rise of literature and all of the forms it came withpoetry, drama, England ofthe Victorian period was transferred to a different spiritual path where it was going to radically shape the social classes, human behavior and social status of genders in theeveryday life of the Victorians. In addition to the "Victorian", this era also took the name "a period of realism". The work below illustrates how the radical change in society and economic growth has brought the literature from the romance and the idyllic presentation of nature into a more realistic and true presentation of the human life environment.Everyday life in Victorian England was a source from which artists of all kinds could be inspired to illustrate how reality influenced human life. In this work will bepresented several writers of many literary formswho have achievedthis with their writingskillsand managed to touch or induce social change for the best possible result.