Literary Feasts: Inspired Eating From Classic Fiction (Atria, 2006, ISBN 1932338292) by Sean Brand has a section on the Mad Tea Party, and most important for the thrifty collector, is… [read full post]
The Blog of the LCSNA
Month: July 2008
Jim Dale’s Alice
Tania’s Alice
A new colored edition of Alice in Wonderland is printed and available from illustrator Tatiana Ianovskaia! The price is $40 for the book (plus postage). Perfect binding, paper cover, 63… [read full post]
Dreamchild
On the front cover of the July issue of Art Monthly Australia is artist Polixeni Papapetrou’s photo “Lewis Carroll’s Beatrice Hatch before White Cliffs” (taken in 2002), which features her… [read full post]
Snark citation
Yes, I know I’m behind the times a bit, but in case you somehow missed it, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit cited “The Hunting… [read full post]
Clothes for young & old, rich & not poor
The Portugese clothing website dressing fairytales/historias para vestir has several dresses for little girls made with Alice in Wonderland fabric, very colorful, while designer Charles Anastase has a dress for… [read full post]
Hee!
According to Slate’s “Dictionary of Obamaisms”:Jabaracky (jah-bah-ROK-ee) n. A fictional creature spawned from political fairy tales, characterized by nonsensical phrases and policies.Example: In certain Republican circles, the phrase “Beware the… [read full post]
Happy Alice’s Day!
Wishing you a a very happy Alice’s Day filled with much croquet, rowing, and tea parties! As I’m sure you all know, this auspicious day celebrates the first time the… [read full post]