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talking about the Lewis Carroll Myth
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Lewis Carroll at Yahoo
- "Phyllis in Piskie-land" published by Evertype February 23, 2012Evertype would like to announce the publication of a new edition of ?Phyllis in Piskie-land?, written in 1913 by J. Henry Harris and illustrated by PattenMichael Everson
- Tabbards? February 20, 2012In the 1948 movie "The Three Musketeers" (novel serialized in 1844). the 3Ms are wearing what appear to be split vests. Is this is what icalled a tabbard? Aknaveofarts
- "Dee Erläwnisse von Alice em Wundalaund" (Alice in Mennonite Low Ge February 17, 2012Evertype would like to announce the publication of jack Thiessen's translation of "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" into the Mennonite Low German language,Michael Everson
- An exhibition of Evertype Alices at University College Dublin February 16, 2012http://evertype.com/blog/blog/2012/02/16/an-exhibition-of-evertype-alices-at-university-college-dublin/ Michael Everson * http://www.evertype.com/Michael Everson
The Raven’s Writing Desk
- Lewis Carroll and the Antipodes June 11, 2010As Alice falls down the rabbit hole she wonders where she might end up, she thinks she might end up in the "Antipathies". This is a reference to Australia and New Zealand, which were considered to be the Antipodes (meaning "the opposite foot") to Great Britain. Alice's musings might seem like a passing remark, but Lewis Carroll may h […]
- Welcome to The Raven's Writing Desk June 6, 2010This is a new blog dedicated to discussions and posts about Charles Lutwidge Dodgson, also known as Lewis Carroll.
Lewis Carroll Society of North America
- Caterina Morelli’s Italian index of illustrated Alices February 14, 2012wonderlandbooks.blogspot.com For many collectors, the act of cataloging the collection can be an essential part of the pleasure. Caterina Morelli’s blog Alice in Wonderland is a great example. In her native Italian, Morelli painstakingly documents her extensive collection of Carroll editions; as she puts it, “every post is an index card of a [... […]Rachel Eley
- Multidisciplinary discussion of the mathematical imaginary in L.A. this month February 11, 2012A multidisciplinary discussion A science writer, a mathematician, and a professor of English walk into a library… no, it’s not an unpromising joke, it’s a very promising-sounding multidisciplinary event taking place in Los Angeles on February 22. As part of Visions and Voices: the University of Southern California Arts and Humanities Initia […]Rachel Eley
- Management Strategies from the Mad Hatter February 10, 2012Would you take lessons in business management from the Mad Hatter? Charles Jennings, British “thought leader” and learning and performance consultant thinks that might not be such a bad idea. In a January blog post Managers and Mad Hatters: Work that Stretches, Jennings takes events from tea party and turns them into lessons in [...]Rachel Eley
- Alice’s Adventures in Carroll’s own Square Alphabet February 7, 2012Imagine this… You are tucked up in bed and have a brilliant idea that must be written down. It’s dark, it’s late, and bedside lights have not been invented yet. What do you do? If you are Lewis Carroll you invent an entirely new system of writing – a card template of square holes, [...]Rachel Eley
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