Riddle: What kind of cat can grin?
Answer: A Caternary The best jokes are the ones you have to look up the answer on Wikipedia to get. I prefer the one that postures “Which would a logician… [read full post]
Answer: A Caternary The best jokes are the ones you have to look up the answer on Wikipedia to get. I prefer the one that postures “Which would a logician… [read full post]
Cryptozoology, according to the Wikipedia, “refers to the search for animals which are considered to be legendary or otherwise nonexistent by the field of biology. ” Dr Karl Shuker, according… [read full post]
A long-time LCSNA member has generously donated her collection of Alice books and other Carroll items to the Society for sale in order to support the Society’s programs. The list… [read full post]
Jenny Woolf points us to a nice letter-to-the-editor in June 2010’s Smithsonian, in response to her April article about “Lewis Carroll’s Shifting Reputation.” Curiouser and Curiouser As an attorney, I think… [read full post]
For more recent meetings, please see Past Events. Date Location Talks/Presentations KL Nov 6, 2010 New York, New YorkNew York Institute of Technology Talk – Edward Guiliano “Greetings, and A… [read full post]
The sampling of links below will provide you with a starting point for research about Lewis Carroll, his works, his life, and his time. These links should provide you with… [read full post]
Susan Sanford, an artist from Oakland, California, has a lovely book out called Dreaming Alice. Her humble biography: “The author has read many books and looked at many pictures, and… [read full post]
Here is a modest sampling of links to non-English sites about Lewis Carroll, listed by topic area. Biography Article on Carroll [in Estonian] Article on Finnish translations of Alice: Liisa,… [read full post]
You could win a free copy of Jenny Woolf’s excellent new biography, The Mystery of Lewis Carroll, by leaving a comment on this post at alice2010.blogspot.com. This Alice “fan club”… [read full post]
Lewis Carroll and Math/Logic/Games/Puzzles While he is known today primarily as an author, Lewis Carroll, or rather Charles Dodgson, was also a brilliant scholar. He taught math and logic to… [read full post]