Fedde Benedictus’s site “The Tricycle Down the Rabbit Hole” contains musings on various topics from the perspective of a philosopher of physics. His “Numbers in Wonderland” thread has five episodes… [read full post]
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7 Keys to Delight
The ever inventive Adriana Peliano, a fine artist and founder of the Lewis Carroll Society of Brazil, has authored Alice and the 7 Keys, an enchanting “Pharmacopeia of Creativity” that… [read full post]
Lit Hub’s Tribute to Alice’s 155th Birthday
“20 Artists’ Visions of Alice in Wonderland From the Last 155 Years” by Emily Temple on Grove Atlantic’s online site “Literary Hub” was published on Alice’s 155th birthday. (The fictional… [read full post]
New Sharing Buttons Have Arrived on the Blog
Long awaited and highly sought after, the LCSNA now has sharing buttons sitewide! You can now quickly share any page or article on the blog with any of your favorite… [read full post]
Interesting Article on Turing and Carroll
Abandoned Alice in Wonderland Theme Park in Korea?!
I have never heard of this, but looks like it must’ve been quite bizarre. Blogger Lindsay Eryn stumbled upon the abandoned park and shared some photos. Sadly the park has since… [read full post]
Huffington Post Article on Spring Meeting and Alice150
Please Welcome Our New BlogMasters!
I’m delighted to announce that Matt Crandall and Wendy Lane Crandall have graciously (and jointly) agreed to take over the job of blogmaster for the LCSNA effective immediately so that… [read full post]
More on Madness and Uncle Skeffington Lutwidge
Addendum: Inconvenient People author Sarah Wise (see prior post) has kindly shared with us the dates of two more blog posts from her web site that reference Uncle Skeffington Lutwidge:… [read full post]
Calling all Mimsy Minions! Blog Posts Needed!
Attention, all Mimsy Minions! (If Lady Gaga can dub her fans “Little Monsters” then surely Lewis Carroll’s must be called “Mimsy Minions”.) It’s a lot of work to keep up… [read full post]