Dear LCS Member There are several Lewis Carroll related events coming up - two theatre productions, a family fun day and others. In particular, the LCS is...
A clever piece of programming: http://www.suite101.com/files/mysites/AskAlice/Clock.htm The only LC connection is the "ask Alice" in the address (from "White ...
This is on one of my Alice Yahoos and DID work at one time. Its done by something called Ray Tracing and threw all the letters about when you moved the mouse. ...
Salutations kind lords and ladies of the court, Allow me to introduce myself. My name is Trey and I have just become a member of this fine group. I am an...
Welcome, Trey. Good to have you here! ... Most members seem to be academics, so the game is usually discussion and debate. I'm not in academia and tend to stay...
Hi Bryan, I am far from academic myself! I live in the USA, but did spend a year of my life , my 6th year, living in England. This was when I had the sweet...
Check out Brian's ALICE IN SUNDERLAND in the Files. I have been a member here twice and have 6 Alice Websites of my own. As far as "games" are concerned theres...
I've discovered a major new document about Lewis Carroll which has never been seen by anyone until now. I've now transcribed and edited it and got it printed...
As Jenny has already announced, there is aajor new publication of a previously unknown source of Carroll material; his personal bank accout dating from 1856...
Forgive me for blowing my own trumpet, but I'm glad to say that on 11th February the Times Literary Supplement will be running an article of between 2500-3000...
I hope everyone will be buying a copy of the TLS this week to read Jenny Woolf's article on her discovery of Dodgson's bank account. It's a great find that -...
... the ... So right. But it's inevitable that biographers should disagree, and what a boring thing it would be if they didn't. My conclusions and views are...
Read an obituary paean to Tenniel in a very old volume of "Punch". "Alice" was hardly mentioned - clearly Tenniel was seen as mainly a political illustrator,...
Worth checking out is this site: <community-2.webtv.net> Anyone interested in Lewis Carroll's astronomy links should find it interesting.Theres about 3 hours...
... This question is very interesting and made me wonder why it hasn't been asked before. LC was a big fan of his Punch work, so that may explain why he was...
Punch work, so that may explain why he ... the ... Hm, about half my year's salary - I am not sure I would say I could "afford" something if I paid that out -...
It's the Times Literary supplement. It prints a great deal of rubbish and the occasional good article. Very pretentious like most literary things. It's not...
Keith Wright
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Feb 9, 2005 7:26 am
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... Punch work, so that may explain why he ... much worse. And this is what puzzles me most. ... yardstick for all Alice art. Worst is the trash artistes like...
Yes quite I think they meant the LCS which is the Lewis Carroll Society---which every one here should be a member of.It makes very little money and is more a ...
... Yes quite I think they meant the LCS which is the Lewis Carroll Society---which every one here should be a member of.It makes very little money and is more...
Jenny, Tenniel's work in Punch is, in my opinion, much better than his work in 'Alice' - I think Tenniel was right in not wanting to go on with his 'Alice' ...
Keith Wright
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Feb 9, 2005 9:14 am
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I'm sorry what is TLS ? ... No, I didn't - it was the TLS, which is the Times Literary Supplement. Despite what Keith says, it is one of the foremost literary...
Jenny, lots of women like to read Barbara Cartland and just what that says I leave to you! Keith ... From: "jenny2write" <woolf@...> To:...
Keith Wright
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Feb 9, 2005 10:15 am
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... I leave ... I'm surprised they still do. I thought romance novels had come on a bit since her day....anyhow you can be sure the TLS won't cover those!...
the LCS which is the ... I am not sure how much money the LCS makes but I believe they do have quite a lot of money in the bank, the figure of £60,000 springs...
Details of the accounting etc are on their site but whatever the amount of money is there are no millionaires in the Lewis Carroll business--- ... the LCS...
... But isn't that the point really? That Carroll biographers didn't disagree any more than they tended to engage with the evidence in the case? That they all...
