Our Secretary, Clare Imholtz, reports that in January, Foyles Bookstore on Charing Cross Road in London underwent renovations. Rather than just boarding up their windows while the changes were made,… [read full post]
Nancy Willard sends Clare Imholtz this piece of snail-mail correspondence as a ‘guest blog,’ a report of a local production of Alice in Wonderland witnessed in Provincetown, Mass. August 6,… [read full post]
Clare Imholtz reports, with a mini review for a mini book: Dalmation Press has published a new Disney Alice in Wonderland for children aged 2–4, perhaps, as Dodgson wished for… [read full post]
If you’re a fan of Lewis Carroll, Alice, the Snark, and you’re anywhere near the NYC area, you should check out the Events page of the LCSNA’s web site to… [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 Rosenbach Museum & Library’s Artist-in-Residence Sue Johnson has an original installation called Moore Adventures in Wonderland running from September 23rd, 2009, thru June 6th, 2010. The Rosenbach collection is… [read full post]
Also known as, “AN ANNOTATED INTERNATIONAL BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LEWIS CARROLL’S SYLVIE AND BRUNO BOOKS” by Byron Sewell and Clare Imholtz. New Castle and London: Oak Knoll Press and the British… [read full post]
Lewis Carroll Society of North America Application Process for Research Grants The Clare R. Imholtz Fund established in memory of the outstanding Carrollian scholar, Clare R. Imholtz, supports a range of research activities, including travel and other… [read full post]
Giving Day Donors, 2025 Thank you to all who donated on Alice’s Giving Day! Alice Berkey Rebekah Blaser Gabriela Boentges David Dunn Diane Dunn Maayan Cohen Duwek James P. Finn… [read full post]
Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, Illustration by Margaret Tarrant, 1916[/caption]
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