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Archive of posts tagged Christopher W. Tyler

Alice’s Adventures in… Woodstock?

Posted by Alice on 21 April 2012, 11:39 am

BBC article on some of the preliminary research of this book: here

Filed under Links of Interest, News | Tagged Alice in Wonderland, BBC, Charles Dodgson, Christopher W. Tyler, Eleanor of Aquitaine, Henry II, Lewis Carroll, Oxford, Queen of Hearts, Rosamund, Rosamund's Well, Simon Pipe, Vanburgh Bridge

The tabs on the menu bar link to the pages that offer parallel views of different aspects of the Alice in Wonderland stories.

Parallel Alices is now available!

Three versions of Parallel Alices: Alice Through the Looking Glass of Eleanor of Aquitaine are now available.

Cloth (with dust jacket):
170 pages. Over 100 colour illustrations. Glossary, timelines, annotated bibliography, index.

Paperback (colour):
144 pages. Over 100 colour illustrations. Bibliography, index.

Paperback (monochrome):
170 pages. Over 100 monochrome illustrations. Glossary, timelines, annotated bibliography, index.

For more information about the book please email us at info [at] parallelalices [dot] com.

Parallel Alices News

Lewis Carroll and Pre-Raphaelite Women by Christopher Tyler at San Francisco Public Library
Abstract: There is an extensive controversy as to whom Carroll’s ‘Alice’ illustrations were based on. Jeffrey Stern argues that it was Annie Miller, the poor redhead who became the model and lover of William Holman Hunt and other pre-Raphaelites. But there was a passel of other similar pre-Raphaelite redheads, including Christina Rossetti, to whom Carroll […]
Presentation at “Alice through the Ages” Conference
"Alice through the Looking-Glass of Eleanor of Aquitaine" presented by Christopher Tyler at the “Alice through the Ages” Conference, Homerton College, Cambridge, Sept 15th-17th, 2015.
Presentation: Alice through the Ages
The author will present an overview of the historical material at the meeting "Alice through the Ages", celebrating the sesquicentennial of the publication of "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" in 1865, to be held at Homerton College, Cambridge,15-17th September 2015. http://wonderland.homerton.cam.ac.uk/
Introduction
Parallel Alices propounds a thesis for which there is little solid evidence in Lewis Carroll's life to account for the prevalence of late mediaeval themes in Alice in Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass.
Chapter Content added!
Check the Contents tab to read and download pdf chapters of the book.
Parallel Alices Now Available!
In his new book, Christopher Tyler examines the pervasive mediaeval theme in Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass, written by Lewis Carroll.
Alice’s Adventures Underground
Alice’s Adventures Underground” is among the books displayed in the "Writing Britain" exhibition at the British Library.
Alice’s Adventures in… Woodstock?
BBC article on some of the preliminary research of this book: here
Lewis Carroll’s Alice Day in Oxford
This year, 2012, is the 150th anniversary of the first telling of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and the Story Museum in Oxford is planning a celebration on Saturday 7 July & Sunday 8 July.
Read the original manuscript of Lewis Carroll’s Alice’s Adventures Under Ground
Read the original version of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland online, the version hand-written by Charles Dodgson for Alice Liddell between 1862 and 1864.

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