Campfire Graphic Novels, a publishing house out of New Dehli, India, released their Alice in Wonderland this week, as part of their large and expanding series of comic versions of… [read full post]
Campfire adaptation of Alice in Wonderland
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The Future of Alice Books, Part III of an Infinite Part Series
Several LCSNA members have noticed Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland featured in magazine advertisements for something called 100 Classic Books. Gary Brockman describes one ad thus: “Against a background of bookshelves… [read full post]
The Future of Alice Books, Part II of an Infinite Part Series
There’s more discussion on the Alice pop-up book app for the iPad (originally mentioned here in the post Through the LED Screen). The Atomic Antelope app ($9, or a free… [read full post]
Alice in Fiscal Wonderland and Alice in Manx, but not at the same time
Last month saw two new publications from Evertype, veritable fount of Alice parodies, translations, and rare reprints. (See the complete catalog here.) John Bull’s Adventures in Fiscal Wonderland, by Charles Geake and… [read full post]
Limited edition Folio Society facsimile of Alice’s Adventures under Ground
The Folio Society has published a facsimile of the original manuscript of Alice’s Adventures under Ground. The print run will be limited to 3,750 hand-numbered copies, each clad in goat… [read full post]
LCSNA in the TLS!
LCSNA’s 2008 publication of Dr. Elizabeth Sewell’s scholarly study Lewis Carroll: Voices from France has been noted in the Times Literary Supplement of May 7, 2010. The review itself is… [read full post]
And now, a few more strange new books: Two Boer War romps and one odd book with just words of one syl-la-ble.
Michael Everson released six Carroll books in 2009 from his publishing company Evertype, starting with the Irish AAIW, Eachtraí Eilíse, and continues now with more new unique oddities. All this… [read full post]
Evertype re-publishes the first German translation, Alice’s Abenteuer im Wunderland
Alice in Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass are, I understand, to be published for the first time in German. When I first learned this important fact, it surprised me for… [read full post]
Through the LED screen
Alice fans and collectors tend to like real books – crisp, dusty, or yellowing, and preferably with pictures and conversations. Whilst reports of the death of print media have been… [read full post]
New hardcover clothbound Penguin edition
Just a quick mention for Penguin’s new flamingo-bound hardcover edition of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. It is part of a new range of hardcover classics, all with linen cases created… [read full post]