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LCSNA Spring Conference 2025 – A Field Guide to Wonderland and Beyond Volume II
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Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland
Lewis Carroll Collections and Collectors Now Available!
“This is a handsomely produced and profusely illustrated volume that is sure to be of interest to other Carrollians, bibliophiles, and anyone interested in what makes collectors tick and their… [read full post]
Astonishing Illustrators V
Les Aventures d’Alice au Pays des Merveilles (AW) comes in a bilingual French & English edition with wildly idiosyncratic images by Sandrine Domaine (L’Oxalide, 2014, ISBN 978-2-916881-98-0). Easy to find,… [read full post]
More Nine More Astonishing New Illustrators
As my posts Nine Astonishing New Illustrators, Nine More Astonishing New Illustrators, and Yet Nine More Astonishing New Illustrators have received much welcome in the Carroll-collector community, I felt it was time… [read full post]
At Long Last, Alice in a World of Wonderlands, The Sequel!
Alice in a World of Wonderlands: the English-Language Editions of the Four Alice Books Published Worldwide is now available in both the standard print edition and e-book versions! This new… [read full post]
Carroll en Francais
Six Impossible Things with Matt Demakos
Yet Nine More Astonishing New Illustrators
As my posts Nine Astonishing New Illustrators and Nine More Astonishing New Illustrators have received much welcome in the Carroll-collector community, I felt it was time to do another. Once… [read full post]
Wonderland’s Other Queen?
According to Emma Capron, one of the world’s leading Renaissance art experts, and curator of The Ugly Duchess: Beauty and Satire in the Renaissance, which opens at the National Gallery… [read full post]
“…for I never was so small as this before, never!”
The goal of the Tiny Alice Project was to produce the smallest ever reproduction of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, with letters measuring in nanometers. And they succeeded! The project was… [read full post]