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You can now buy copies of “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland” and “Through the Looking-Glass”, signed by Alice Hargreaves (Alice Liddell’s name after she married), if you are willing to spend lots of money.

Christ Church in Oxford (UK) is hosting a talk about how Lewis Carroll and illustrator John Tenniel developed foundational visual storytelling techniques together.

Oxford’s annual Alice’s Day festival will be held on Saturday 4 July.

Lewis Carroll’s own copy of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, that was recently donated to Christ Church, has now been digitised by the Bodleian Library.

The Bodleian Libraries and Christ Church in Oxford, UK, are offering a fellowship to conduct Lewis Carroll research using their archival manuscript and printed books collections.

Lewis Carroll’s own copy of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland was donated to Christ Church, Oxford.

“The Philosopher’s Alice: Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland & Through the Looking-Glass” was published in 1974 and has been out of print for quite some time.

You can attend an online tour through the foyer display and cabinet exhibition of the Surrey History Centre, where parts of their archives of Charles Dodgson are on display.

During this summer you can once more follow a week long course about Lewis Carroll in Oxford, UK.

On July 4th (not coincidentally, on ‘Alice’s Day’), a new book about Oxford connections to Lewis Carroll’s ‘Alice’ books will come out.