October 2009
2 posts
Alice Chess Set →
… inspired by the novel ‘Alice through the Looking Glass’ where the pieces magically turn transparent when they touch the board.
May 2008
1 post
April 2008
1 post
Alice Illustration Wiki →
All illustrations of Alice other than Tenniel’s.
March 2008
1 post
January 2008
2 posts
Conservationists are fighting to stop a building... →
14 January 1898: Charles Dodgson Dies
Wired notes the occasion.
December 2007
3 posts
A MetaFilter Alice Illustration Round-up →
“This is the first book I ever read on my own, and it was a pleasure to read it...”
– Cory Doctorow reads and releases under a Creative Commons license his rendition of Alice.
Black Phoenix Alchemy Lab Perfume Oils - The... →
November 2007
2 posts
“Could The Walrus and the Carpenter have an anti-capitalist subtext? Does it...”
– The Guardian’s Poem of the Week: The Walrus and the Carpenter
October 2007
2 posts
The Neuroscience of Alice in Wonderland →
Lost Girls →
this graphic novel re-imagining of Alice is strictly adult
June 2007
8 posts
"Alice," by Tom Waits
“Loosely based on Lewis Carroll’s obsessive fascination with Alice Liddell of ‘Alice in Wonderland’ fame, this song is a foggy, mournfully wistful affair.” [link]
Alice's Adventures under Ground Photography...
by photographer Lisa Creagh
a round-up of alice-inspired home furnishings →
“Alice in Sunderland: An Entertainment by Bryan Talbot is a gloriously ambitious...”
– The Guardian
Alice on Google Books
Via a Google Books search, you can find a myriad of Alice editions to read.
May 2007
21 posts
Oxford Celebrates Alice Day
That’s Logic celebrated “Alice Day” at the beginning of May, on Alice Liddell’s birthday, but the more official one in Oxford will be on July 7, which corresponds more closely with the anniversary of the original book’s creation.
interactive flash alice adaptation →
by jotto seibold
Fantastic Alice
… is a collection of short stories based on Alice. Not an overly-successful book, but the last story, “The Pig’s Tale,” (by Esther Friesner) is worth reading.
Crocodiles in Cream (a one-man show about lewis... →
Phantasmagoria
You knew that Marilyn Manson was developing a movie about Lewis Carroll, didn’t you? Well, now you do.
“Has there ever been a really successful film version of Lewis Carroll’s Alice in...”
– My Name is Earl Kress thinks so. Read all about it.
Metafilter does Jabberwocky →
Alice’s ‘Rabbit Hole’ Was Door To Lecturer Lounge
Tracing connections between Alice and Christ Church College at Oxford.
Automated Alice
All grown-up now? Check out a novel published a few years ago by author Jeff Noon - Automated Alice is a fun parody for a slightly older audience.
“So perhaps the lack of fear was one reason behind Carroll’s popularity in...”
– How Alice Came to Russia
Ephemera interview with Alice collector Joel... →
The Albuquerque Tribune profiles playwright Laurie Thomas, who has written Mad Hattr, a play exploring Lewis Carroll’s life and work.“What becomes very interesting to me is that he is a much more sophisticated mathematical theorist than he was given credit for,” she said. “In his fiction, he is exploring time and the space continuum and definitely looking into the idea of a fourth dimension. His...
Audio Alice →
Apparently the Guardian thinks it’s “delightful.”
How much new information is there these days about Alice in Wonderland? Well, I’m not exactly sure. But for someone whose eye is always caught by a reference, however slight or bizarre, to one of my favorite books, it seems there is at least enough to respectably fill up a blog. And yet, I did not find a such a blog in existence. So I decided to start one. Comment, question, and contribute at...