The Blog of the LCSNA
We have just received this nice note from poet/author Jessica Young: “Hi, My name is Jessica Young, and I am a poet and teacher (at the University of Michigan). I… [read full post]
We have just received this notice of a new multimedia art exhibit that will run in Chicago through November 5th (the Opening Reception is free): “”The Mad Hatter’s Tea party”… [read full post]
Alice Liddell has made the front page of the New York Times again! This time, it’s an image of Alice as the mythical figure “Pomona,” as photographed by Lewis Carroll’s… [read full post]
This just in from one of our well-traveled mimsy minions: Netherlands literary critic Carel Peeters has written, in Dutch of course, a fine series of essays, Het wonderland van Lewis Carroll,… [read full post]
Attention, New York area theatre and Carroll lovers! The widely praised immersive theatrical dance experience Then She Fell, presented by Third Rail Projects, has now extended its run in Brooklyn through… [read full post]
What if a series of puzzling crimes was being committed in Victorian London, and the only man to solve the mystery was Sherlock Holmes? What, then, if he had to… [read full post]
One of our Mimsy Minions alerted us to this item: composer Will Todd (who wrote the Queen’s Jubilee anthem, among other things) has composed a family-oriented opera inspired by Alice’s… [read full post]
We mentioned this book’s Facebook page in a prior post, but here is more information on Alice’s Bloody Adventures in Wonderland, courtesy of one of our Mimsy Minions: A “demented modern… [read full post]
Here’s something you don’t see every day: a tattoo depicting Alice reaching for a book from an enormous stack of books. The visual pun here: the stack of book spines… [read full post]
Yes, you read that correctly. A free pattern for knitting yourself some hedgehogs. Just in case you were looking for one. Maybe you’re planning to crochet yourself a croquet set,… [read full post]
