In case you missed our earlier post on this topic (which was, of course, brilliantly written and well worth looking up–oh, well, never mind): the popular TV series Once Upon a… [read full post]
The Blog of the LCSNA
Month: July 2013
Now Your Cookies Can Say “Eat Me,” Too!
Attention, Crazy Chefs aka Mad Batterers: Just what you need for your next tea party–an “EAT ME” cookie stamp from England. It is a mere $16 from Seyrig, a clothing… [read full post]
Rolling Stone 10 Best Movie Drug Trips Includes Disney’s Alice
From the Department of Dubious Distinctions: It seems that Disney’s animated version of Alice in Wonderland has been named to the Rolling Stone list of “10 Best Movie Drug Trips.” I don’t… [read full post]
Alice-Themed Pinhole Photography Exhibition at Oxford Botanic Garden
We recently received the following note from Mabel Odessey, an American artist living in France: “Hello, I am contacting you about my current exhibition/installation at the University of Oxford Botanic… [read full post]
Facebook Pages Dedicated to Alice and Illustrations
If you are a Facebook user, you probably already know that there are a number of Facebook pages that pay tribute to Alice illustrations, or have other Carrollian connections. Here… [read full post]
Alice’s Day at Oxford in July 2013
Here’s a belated nod to LCSNA member Cathy Rubin’s HuffPost article about this year’s Alice’s Day at Oxford. While the event was held on July 6th, you might still enjoy… [read full post]
Salzburg Marionette Theatre Presents Alice in Wonderland
The Metropolitan Museum in NYC is hosting the U.S. Premiere of a 1 hour 45-minute version of Alice in Wonderland performed by the world-famous Salzburg Marionette Theatre as a holiday… [read full post]
Jam Yesterday and Jam Thursday Next
One of our Mimsy Minions has noted that it might be worth reminding you, dear reader, that the novels of Jasper Fforde, particularly his Thursday Next series, are not only good… [read full post]
Wonderland Sticky Notes from the Unemployed Philosophers Guild
If you aren’t already aware of the Unemployed Philosophers Guild, it’s a cheeky little company with a decidedly literary sense of humor in their offbeat product catalog. They have a… [read full post]
A New Hungarian Alice from Evertype
For those of you who have missed prior posts on this topic, prolific translation publisher Michael Everson is a devoted Carrollian, and is dedicated to publishing as many translations of… [read full post]