Lewis Carroll / Alice Miscellany

Alice in Photography

• Photo illustrated personal vision of Alice by a Brazilian who certainly throws herself into her work.
• A photo project
• Alice photos by Diana Elliot
• Vogue slide show

Alice in Artifacts

• Queen of Hearts in sand
• Humpty Dumpty sees his future
• King & Queen of Hearts hold court in sand
• Magnificent sand sculptures
• Scroll to the bottom more sand
• A dark theme park ride
• Alice projects from the Stamper's Mall
• University of Texas students share their wonderland with you
• The Wonderland tarot deck
• Alice guitar don't fret
• Alice as street walker get your mind out of the gutter.
• Pinball anyone? Gottleib 1948
• You can have your cake and read it too.
• Imprint your children
• Photograph by Emanuela Carratoni
• Not your mother's Alice

Diseases

• Beyond The Red Queen Syndrome
• Mad Hatter's disease.
• Mercury poisoning
• White Rabbit theory. This is not exactly a disease, but it seemed to go here.
• migraines
• The Cheshire Cat Syndrome
• Alice in Wonderland Syndrome
• The Neurology of Alice

Drug References

Let me be perfectly clear here, there is no proof (in his letters or his diaries or anywhere else) that Lewis Carroll did recreational drugs. Certainly there were drug references in Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and these were picked up on by people with interests in that area, particularly in the late sixties. You might ask yourself why students insist that he took drugs and why some teachers teach that he indulged. That is not to say that Carroll never took Laudunum for a medical problem on the advice of a doctor, but if he felt that these opened his mind or increased his awareness, why did he never mention it?
• Alice gets linked to the drug culture. No, Lewis Carroll did not use mind altering drugs to increase his creativity. He used his imagination. If you have one, it's better than drugs. If you don't, the drugs won't help you. With apologies to the late Timothy Leary.
• A couple of acid blotters
• Chemical Alice the band
• The Psychedelic Alice music of the drug culture

Web Pages with a Carroll Motif

• Through the Looking Glass web design team
• Calligraphy in Sweden.
• Okay, so it's just a Cheshire Cat.
• yteicoS dnalrednoW ehT
• The Drink Me page .
• Welcome to her whorl. Everytime she ate something her hairstyle changed. Quite sassy.
• Disney and other
• A pop fan site
• Alice in the Shadows
• A fan's page
• A not quite Alice writing site
• Wonderland.com who would have guessed?
• IT Through the Looking-Glass
• Tenniel illustrations and Carroll references
• Tenor Madness

Mad Tea Parties

• Tea Party for hire
• THE COMMUNITY ARTS WORKSHOP SOCIETY of Vancouver. It's an annual event.
• Asheville, NC
• Tea anyone? This guy reminds me of the Walrus or is it the Carpenter?

Miscellaneous

• Using the Alice theme for an article defending Mormonism.
• Schroedinger's Cat , Cheshire Cat If you've seen none, you've seen them all.
• Mad Hatter Day. I wish I had thought of this.
• I asked Krister Joas for an English translation of his Miyukichan in Wonderland review. Here is another review and graphics.
• Check out the Rippingtons' Cheshire Cat logo I don't know anything about their jazz music, but they must be cool cats (of the Cheshire persuasion).
• An Inform tutorial using Looking-Glass as an example. How to write games in the Inform computer language.
• Tenniel e-greeting cards
• A philosophy student finds the web
• Here is a good hobby Trace back your lineage until you find a common link with Lewis Carroll.
• Eric is clearly a legophile Eric has way too much time on his hands. He has now added a LEGO White Rabbit.
• Get ready for Halloween
• Lewis Carroll on emoticons
• Carroll code in Red Shift
• Crazy Libs like mad libs
• Quotes from recent physics tests
• Photos from All Fools Ball 1999
• Mad Hatter's Tea Party with a political slant. This one you have to see.
• Traci in her Alice costume
• Mystery game
• Masks and costumes
• Alice meets the Mario Brothers
• If you can't find a shirt you like make your own
• f you have some time on your hands why not play Alice dress up
• Talking Book
• Moving Walrus and carpenter poem
• An artsy web Jabberwocky not for reading.
• Wonderland a poem by Carol Borzykowski
• If this isn't pop culture what is?
• Lewis Carroll poetry blog entries
• A bit of ink If this doesn't scream Alice in the Pop Culture, what does? Excuse me sir, but is that a slithy tove on your ankle?
• Cat's Cradle can you see Alice?