The New York website Woman Around Town has a series of articles about Alice this week, two quoting Lewis Carroll Society of North America president Andrew Sellon. From Charlene Giannetti’s… [read full post]
The Blog of the LCSNA
Month: March 2010
AudioFile Magazine presents a Listeners’ Guide to Alice In Wonderland and Free Audiobook Download
AudioFile, the magazine and website devoted to audiobooks, has announced that for two weeks only it is going “mad about Alice!” – a remarkable instance of infectious disease control and… [read full post]
Alice’s Kitchen Sink Released on March 2nd, 2010
Paramount’s Alice in Wonderland (1933), directed by Norman Z. McLeod, has been mentioned a lot in the past few weeks, as the first big Hollywood all-star blow-out adaptation of Lewis… [read full post]
Mad Tea Party and Guided Tours at the Rosenbach, PA
Now that the Alice pandemic has reached the WHO-defined Phase 6, “increased and sustained transmission in general population,” the last few weeks have felt a bit like blogging through the… [read full post]
Around the blogosphere: Burstein’s Alice Film Roundup & Hero Complex’s Countdown
The LCSNA’s very own Mark Burstein has written a concise list of “all those awful Alice movies” (a theme that many in the media have been attempting, as reported here)… [read full post]
Tenniel family menu cards up for auction
Menu cards (porcelain plaques), created by John Tenniel for family dinners, based on his illustrations for Lewis Carroll’s Alice books, are up for auction at PBA Galleries (133 Kearny St,… [read full post]