Newfoundland book artist Tara Bryan has produced a new letterpress edition of her “tunnel book” Down the Rabbit Hole (one looks down through the tunnel to read snippets of the text)…. [read full post]
The Blog of the LCSNA
Author: Mark Burstein
Reading Matter
Librerías Gandhi, one of the largest chains of bookstores in Mexico, commissioned an ad campaign in 2011 (sorry, we just found it) from Ogilvy & Mather, México. The tag line was… [read full post]
Alice au pays des comics
Urban Comics in France has published Alice au pays des comics, a French translation of Craig Yoe & Mark Burstein’s Alice in Comicland, a compendium of Carrollian comic book stories from… [read full post]
Slick Acappella “White Rabbit” Graces Us
Grace Slick’s amazing vocal track to “White Rabbit” has surfaced, sans accompaniment. It’s a little echo-ey and there are 31 seconds of silence before it starts, but it’s well worth… [read full post]
Foundwaves Musical Alice
Foundwaves, a nonprofit global music website, put together a very fun project to celebrate the 150th anniversary by assigning different chapters of Alice to specific bands all over the world and asking… [read full post]
Spring Meeting Announced!!
Our 2017 Spring Meeting will be in the beautiful San Francisco Bay Area on the weekend of March 31 – April 2. The full-day Saturday meeting with be at the… [read full post]
Fine Press “Jabberwocky”
A beautiful 24-page, apx. 7 x 10 inch letterpress “Jabberwocky” has been printed and illustrated by Norman McKnight of the Philoxenia Press in Berkeley in an edition of 50. He… [read full post]
The Wonderland House
A developer in Woodbridge (a suburb of Detroit) has rehabilitated a century-old home, turning it into a “Wonderland House” with statuary, stained glass windows, and the like. He previously has… [read full post]
The Met Releases Digital Assets
The Metropolitan Museum of Art in NYC announced that it is making 370,000 public domain items in their collection available digitally for download. Searching for “Lewis Carroll” has 63 results, eight of… [read full post]
Raymond Smullyan, 1919 – 2017
The mad, mathematical, musical, magical, and thoroughly Carrollian Raymond Smullyan died on February 6th at the age of 97. Renowned for his logic puzzles, lightning wit, many books, magic tricks,… [read full post]

