Alice in Wonderland at the British Library

Articles

Anniversaries of Alice in Wonderland

Professor Will Brooker, Kingston University, discusses the many interpretations and analyses Alice in Wonderland has undergone in the last 150 years

The Nursery “Alice,” containing twenty coloured enlargements from Tenniel's illustrations to “Alice's Adventures in Wonderland,” with text adapted to nursery readers by Lewis Carroll (1890)

150 years of Alice in Wonderland

Helen Melody, British Library Curator of Contemporary Literature, discusses the creation of Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland and introduces our exhibition about a classic of children's literature

Illustration by Sir John Leslie of Dr Rosenbach surrounded by characters from Alice in Wonderland

Alice's adventures in a new American wonderland

Judith Guston, curator and director of collections at Rosenbach museum and library in Philadelphia recounts the adventures of the Alice in Wonderland manuscript in America

A Book of Nonsense by Edward Lear [page: front cover]

The influences on Alice in Wonderland

Hannah Gabrielle, Head of Content and Community at the British Library looks at some of the literary and social influences on Lewis Carroll that lead to the much loved children's novel Alice in Wonderland