32 Days of Halloween XII, Day 13 brings us some goodness from Clutch, John Gielgud bringing you some Lewis Carroll, and then the weirdness of The Leopard Man!
Tag - Lewis Carroll
I don’t believe I speak only for myself when I say that there are some actors that could literally go on tour and read from random things–and you’d pay good money to hear it. A dictionary, the backs of some cereal boxes...
National Poetry Month continues. So does our 30 Days of Poetry Audio podcasting/reading exercise. We return to Lewis Carroll, who we spent some time with at this point last year. This time it’s a very short poem, “How Doth the...
30 Days of Poetry Audio continues with some more Lewis Carroll: this time it’s “Jabberwocky,” read by our very own Leigh. You can download it directly here and a unique feed is here. Enjoy. [audio:]
30 Days of Poetry Audio continues with our favorite, the slightly mad Lewis Carroll. It’s “The Walrus and The Carpenter,” a tale of seafood and sand. But mostly seafood. You can download it directly here and a unique feed...
Episode #12, Alice in Wonderland 2010 in which our protagonist discusses what’s constant about Tim Burton films, how a movie is not a movie, and large heads. Kinda.
So here’s one I probably personally would not have picked to do. It doesn’t strike me as being terribly Halloween-ish, although as has been pointed out to me, it does have creepy undertones. But hey, people requested it and...
I just have this thing for fictional things made real. Whether it’s the art of AlexCF (who helped to inspire this creation) or even something as more “mainstream” as J.K. Rowling creating a real version of a fictional book...
Bloomsbury is auctioning off two rounds of kickass books and letters and such. It will make you want to pull a heist in order to be able to effectively bid on some of these things. Like a signed limited first edition of Uncle Bill. Or first...
I’m Learning to Share! has posted a great array of Charles Folkard illustrations from a 1921 copy of Songs From Alice in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass that his mother owned. That’s the site that previously turned us...