On July 18, 1874, Carroll was out walking when a sentence suddenly popped into his head: “For the Snark was a Boojum, you see ...

What is a Snark? For Lewis Carroll, a whimsical creature we’ll never know. In praise of Lewis Carroll’s often-overlooked classic, the nonsense poem “The Hunting of the Snark.” ...

Much critical scholarship on Carroll and his literary peers has focused on the biographical. Jenny Woolf’s new book, The Mystery of Lewis Carroll, sticks to this tradition.Her goal is to find ...

Lewis Carroll is, in fact, the pseudonym for someone who seemed very unlike the creator of a mind-bending dreamscape: Charles Lutwidge Dodgson spent the majority of his years as a stoical lecturer ...

The contemporary image of Alice in Wonderland author Lewis Carroll means he is viewed as a social misfit with an unhealthy interest in little girls, taking nude photographs of them by the hundred.

Lewis Carroll’s illustrious career as a children’s author began with a fanciful story made up during a river outing. And *Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland* has not been out of print since it ...

Lewis Carroll's 1875 photograph of Xie Kitchin, baring her foot the way no adult in Victorian society would have then, might be considered suggestive. Collection of Carla Emil and Rich Silverstein.

Lewis Carroll, Hulton Archive/Getty Images. So much of Dodgson’s life invites speculation, including his refusal to become a priest, counter to the rules of Christ Church during his residency there.

The Photographs of Lewis Carroll Edward Wakeling University of Texas Press, $125 Impressed with new photographic technology, Charles Lutwidge Dodgson, better known as Lewis Carroll, bought a ca… ...

“Lewis Carroll is treated like a man you wouldn’t want your kids to meet,” says Will Brooker, author of Alice’s Adventures: Lewis Carroll in Popular Culture, “yet his stories are still ...

It was very nice to be one of his little girls. — Winifred Holiday This is the year of Lewis Carroll’s little girls. They are the subjects of three recent or forthcoming films, a Marilyn ...