Lewis Carroll / Alice in the popular culture

I would have made this page more disorganized, if only I could. Links on this page disappear quite regularly. If you find a dead link please notify me. I am in the midst of testing these links, but time is finite (at least mine is).

Alice in various media

• Alice on film/video tape
• Alice music
• Some photos from an Alice ballet performed by the North Star Ballet in Fairbanks, Alaska.
• If you missed the SUSU Blow Up Theatre Group production, here are some photos.
• A review of a show put on by Christ Church undergraduates. The reviewer uses some words and phrases for shock value apparently to spice up a dull review.
• Alice in Shadow, a Balinese Shadow Theater production of Alice.
• A Reading Room Index of MSU Libraries Comic Art Collection including Alices.
• The Storytellers Theatre production of Alice
• A bit of Disney Alice trivia.
• Hidden Mickey in Wonderland.
• Toronto Sun review of the Stratford production of Alice.
• An interactive Alice site made at Cinekidfestival last year in Amsterdam. The concept is great, the kid's drawings are interesting, but some of the language seems out of place.
• The upcoming NBC special. and more on this TV production.

Parodies, Spinoffs, etc.

• Jabberwocky distilled
• Jabberwocky mania - should Jabberwocky come with a warning label? This could happen to your child!
• Jabberwocky parodies. Grab your vorpal sword in hand before entering (there are monsters to be slain).
• A gallumphing Jabberwocky. If you thought "blink" was bad ...
• Why Jabberwocky? I'm glad you asked. Here are 10 useless facts to help answer that question.
• Alice in Unixland. More Alice techno-humor. "Aargh", exclaimed the Cheshire Beagle.
• Alice in Digitaland. Better techno-humor. Is making a value judgement politically correct?
• The Adventures of Bill and Hillary Clinton in the style of Alice in Wonderland. A pretty clever piece even if the politics are through the looking-glass. I guess I'm just another example of the liberal media.
• Poetic Alice. The hole story in a few lines.
• The Disney Channel Alice series episode synopses. Take this with a grin of salt.
• The Carroll sci-fi connection. A list of sci-fi stories with Carroll references.
• A parody of the Walrus and the Carpenter showing the plight of the Russian economy.
• The Wonderland Gambit by Jack L. Chalker. When asked to comment on Lewis Carroll, this was his reply.
• Fieldbus Quadrille for those of you into Industrial Automation.
• Well it's not on the web (I don't think), but have you seen The MAXX #28? A character goes into a Wonderland trance to bring her back to her childhood and free up her inhibitions so she can solve her psychological problems. At least I think that's the crux. As a taste - the Tweedles are twin sisters (topsy-turvy) who are opposite ends of the binge and purge spectrum of yo-yo dieting.
• Byte of the Loan Snark, to the tune of Mack the Knife.
• A travelogue to mythical Carroll lands.
• Alice in Microsoft Land. Open the Gates Bill. I want out!
• Synopsis of a Mad Hatter screenplay.
• 3 Cheshire Cat books on diskThe Adventures, The Bride, and the Child of the Cheshire Cat by Gary Raab.
• Alice in Cyberland anime
• Toxic Faerie Tales Need I say more? The illustration will bring you back to the Sixties - if you're old enough to remember the Sixties. The story on the other hand will make CLD one of the Grateful Dead.
• The Mad Reviewers's Song
• The Red Queen as you've never seen her. I hope this confuses you as much as it did me.
• A play about Alice, Dorothy and Susan. Our childhood heroines with modern problems.
• a MiSTing of a cheesy ripoff of Disney's cheesy ripoff entitled "Zebeckras in Wonderland."
  What is a MiSTing, you ask? It's a critique of a USENET post, fanfic, etc. in the style of MST3K.
  Enjoy!
  -The West Virginian
• A Snark parody. I had to include this - my sister has a Border Collie.
• Alice's Adventures in Floodland a Gothic tale.

Diseases

• The Red Queen Syndrome
• Mad Hatter's disease. And Mad Dentist's Disease.
• White Rabbit theory. This is not exactly a disease, but it seemed to go here.
• The Alice in Wonderland Syndrome is distortion of image in size, shape, or color. This is sometimes associated with migraine headaches.
• An Italian article on Carroll's migraines I think.

Memorabilia and Collectibles

• An advertising card spinoff of the 1933 Paramount film.
• Old Guinness ads (from the 30's I think). The last 3 on the list are Alices.
• Guinness Alice postcards
• Dodgson stamps from Mali (Charles) and Tristan da Cunha (Edwin). Gives the id number of the stamps and points to a miniscule bio of Carroll. Philately will get you everything.
• Posters and lobby cards from the Disney movie. Some in Spanish.
• A story about an Alice "find"
• Hallmark Mad Hatter ornament.
• Tony Sarg's marvelous Mad Hatter puppet.
• A list of Lewis Carroll related stamps.
• Pages of Alice dolls
• The Purciful Family collection. Check out the things page for the Screaming Trees Uncle Anesthesia CD cover. This is Alice in the pop culture. Whereas all of their pages have room for growth, the links page looks complete to me.
• Disney collectibles

Web Pages with a Carroll Motif

• Haven't we all wondered, what if Charles Dodgson had a home page? Stop wondering. Here it is. He has an e-mail address too. Actually it is Lewis Carroll's. Now we all know he wouldn't have both identities on the same page, which leads me to believe this is a forgery. Can't fool me!
• A page of grins.
• Alice Chen's page.
• It's not much, but how can you omit someone whose e-mail address is dormouse@madhatter.com.
• Links to Mad Hatters.If you take www.madhatter.com can you leave off www.madhatters.com?
• Humpty Dumpty demands equal time
• A Snark hunter from Brooklyn where some of the best ones come from. He is a beamish boy, you'll agree.
• A page in Israel. Check out the Cheshire Cat logic problems.
• Looking-Glass Microproductswhere you can go down the CAD rabbit hole.
• Through the Looking Glass web design team
• An Alice page for sure.
• For all you romantics
• Calligraphy in Sweden.
• The minimalist Alice page.
• Links to all cats of the Cheshire variety. It will keep you grinning.
• A photographic chemical supplier with a sense of hisory.
• Okay, so it's just a Cheshire Cat.
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• Linda in Wonderland experiences on the web.
• Pink Flamingo Lawn Croquet Association - hedge hogs provided.
• Natalie in Wonderland. Well I have to fess up how old and out of it I am. I don't even know who Natalie Merchant is, but the sight is Wonderland inspired. Don't look for Disney White Rabbits or Tenniel's either. It's the thought that counts.
• An Alice page in Germany. I particularly like the Eeyore button at the bottom (well, he's my favorite Pooh character - if I had a favorite Pooh character. Which I doubt.)
• Snarks by way of Star Trek.
• The Drink Me page .
• Looking Glass personal page .
• See the Looking Glass logo.
• Cheshire Kitn's Homepage.
• Bronwen's Homepage with links.
• The Looking-Glass Group web design.
• Beware the Jabberwock
• Does she like Alice or what?. Understandable.
• Diane Welch's page has some nice Tenniel animations
• Just the place for a Snark if he has a Russian character set.
• Daisy's Web Wonderland with her own Alice graphics.
• The other side of the Looking-Glass
• Welcome to her whorl. Everytime she ate something her hairstyle changed. Quite sassy.
• Cheshire Katt's home page
• Welcome to the Spanish te party

Miscellaneous

• Mad Hatter Day. I wish I had thought of this.
• Tenniel Postcards. Send one to a friend.
• Alice's Adventures in Wonderland in GFP format. Speaking of politically correct, that's with Gender Free Pronoun's. Enter at your own risk.
• Would you like some OJ with that sir?
• A vignette on Carroll and Queen Victoria.
• Alice as case in point of society's wish to make women be different sizes than they are. Sarah Pickering's view.
• Image is everything when you want to wax philosophical.
• C.J. shares his dream.
• Something I found while Snark hunting.
• Here is page of 42's for Edward Wakeling. It was a Carrollian number long before Douglas Adams began hitchhiking. Okay, so that was petty.
• Playboy interview with John Lennon where he explains he should have been the Carpenter instead of the Walrus. Can you find Lewis Carroll's picture on the Sergeant Pepper's album cover? This is more of an eye test than anything else. Here is an imagemap of the album cover. Click on a face to find out who it is. They missed the boat by 10 here - LC is #52.
• Miyukichan in Wonderland or Alice in Japanime. Here is a review of the laser disk in Swedish. I asked Krister Joas for an English translation.And now another review/synopsis. Here is another review and graphics. And another.
• The sky is falling, the sky is falling. You mean TV is bad for you?
• ALice Au Pays Recursif I'd tell you more but my French is tres minimal. Apparently this is a recursive Alice tale.
• Trivia about the Walt Disney version of Alice.
• Alice gets linked to the drug culture. No, Lewis Carroll did not use mind altering drugs to increase his creativity. He used his imagination. If you have one, it's better than drugs. If you don't, the drugs won't help you. With apologies to the late Timothy Leary.
• Check out the Rippingtons' Cheshire Cat logo I don't know anything about their jazz music, but they must be cool cats (of the Cheshire persuasion).
• A nice page of quotes.
• An Inform tutorial using Looking-Glass as an example. How to write games in the Inform computer language.
• A Mad game of Mad Libs
• For the Snark was a Boo...
• A synopsis of Alice in Italian
• Malice in Wonderland
• The Wonderland tarot deck
• A Cheshire Cat puzzlerfor the weird.
• BBC unscientific poll to determine the Nation's Favourite Children's Book
• A cute cartoon Refuse to be type cast.
• Send an Alice postcard to a friend.
• Here is one from the X Files. For those who don't know, OCR is Optical Character Recognition.

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