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- 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
- Calling all Mimsy Minions! Blog Posts Needed! May 21, 2013Mr. Dodgson dreaming up a new blog post…. Attention, all Mimsy Minions! (If Lady Gaga can dub her fans “Little Monsters” then surely Lewis Carroll’s must be called “Mimsy Minions”.) It’s a lot of work to keep up with nifty Carrollian information for our blog. Please pitch in and show your colors! Submit any [...]andrew
- Lewis Carroll Phillustrated May 21, 2013Roger Allen, a long-time member of the LCS(UK), has produced a very amusing booklet, Lewis Carroll Phillustrated, of 42 pages measuring 8 x 11¾ inches and beautifully illustrated in color “focusing on Carroll’s connections with the post office and postage stamps.” The pamphlet consists “of most of the characters and scenes in the Alices and [...]andrew
- Illustrating Alice May 21, 2013Alice, Copyright by Alain Gauthier This just in from LCSNA President Mark Burstein: A gorgeous fine press book from Artists’ Choice Editions in London makes good on its promise of “an international survey of illustrated editions,” with over 400 pictures from the works. Unlike other books on the subject that tend to only print [...]andrew
- Sequel in the Works for Disney-Burton-Woolverton Alice in Wonderland May 19, 2013In case you hadn’t already heard, regardless of what many Carrollians may have thought of Disney’s Tim Burton/Linda Woolverton Alice in Wonderland 3D flick, the film has grossed over $1 billion worldwide, so of course a sequel is in the works–penned yet again by Ms. Woolverton. Apparently the sequel will be “inspired” by Through the Looking-Glass and [...] […]andrew
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