Charles Lutwidge Dodgson was born 181 years ago today. To mark the occasion, here are selection of appropriate cakes. (Click on each image to be taken to the webpage where… [read full post]
Happy Birthday Mr. Dogdson!
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tea party
‘Tis the Season to Remember Who Does the Dishes
After every tea party must come the washing up (assuming your clock hasn’t stopped at 6 o’clock). Make the job more pleasant, or at least more literary, with the Alice in… [read full post]
The Lewis Carroll Mad Tea Collection not available in stores everywhere (or anywhere)
The perfect Christmas present—if only it existed! This beautiful tea chest was designed by Neha Hattangdi, a student at the Academy of Art University in San Francisco. She was asked to create… [read full post]
Lewis Carroll-themed signs at Jon Stewart’s Rally to Restore Sanity
Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert’s march on Washington, D.C., yesterday, the Rally to Restore Sanity and/or Fear, was estimated to be about 250,000 sane people strong (approximately triple the headcount… [read full post]
The Joker, the Hatter, & an armed Alaskan Alice
The buzz from the DC universe is that the Batman spinoff, The Joker’s Asylum II, June 16th, 2010, “is devoted to the Mad Hatter and his Alice obsession” (thanks, Devra… [read full post]
Tea Party gone mad, Part Two
Tea Party Symposium at St. Peter’s College, NJ
LCSNA President Andrew Sellon gave an informal talk to an appreciative audience at St. Peter’s College in Jersey City, NJ on Wednesday, April 7th, about how he fell down the… [read full post]
Tea Party gone mad
It seemed inescapable that at some point someone would compare the Tea Party movement to Lewis Carroll’s famous tea party. Richard Kim’s article “The Mad Tea Party”, which will appear… [read full post]
Tiny Tea Set for Tiny Tea-Parties
Sugar with your tea? One grain or two? Bas Bleu, online retailer of gifts and accessories for readers, is selling this miniature tea set decorated with quotes and illustrations from… [read full post]
“Mad Hatter Card Party”, painting by Leonard Filgate
This is a new painting (acrylic on canvas) by California-based artist Leonard Filgate, one of the creators of Rip Squeak. On his fineartamerica.com page, there are several ways to purchase… [read full post]