the hunting of the snark

More sentimental verse from the Admirable Carroll, who knew full well how to tug at the heartstrings of his Victorian audience with the most...

A flourish heard off-stage and exeunt all. Thus ends the Lay of the Jubjub and thus ends the Butcher’s knowledge of Natural History. Long-ti...

More Jubjubbery, something about polyhedrons and super-glue and winged insects fleeing the less fashionable bit of the Bible. Readers seekin...

The flavor we are rhapsodizing over is the flavor of a Jubjub Bird and the rhapsodizer is the Butcher, the rhapsodee is his comrade-in-arms,...

Today is Snark Day, that auspicious day 136 years ago when Lewis Carroll began composing The Hunting of the Snark and thus, in a semiotic a...

Unlike certain countries where local customs require the Jubjub Birds to go about completely covered from head to toes in a swathy waddly so...

We see here a classroom of utterly bored & disinterested students, cunningly disguised as the pixillated denizens of some Boschian versi...

Too hot and too exhausted by multiple, simultaneous deadlines to do more than limply flutter my pen at you in the hopes that the spray of in...

Some more mathy stuff from that mad mathman sans pareil, the Rev. C.L. Dodgson, better known as Lewis Carroll to our plucky Fellowship of th...

Lewis Carroll would be pleased to learn that scientists have finally confirmed what he had suspected for so long: that the entire cosmos, ev...

Still talking Jubjub and you’d better pay attention because our lecturer, the Butcher, is explaining it all in a popular style. And just wha...

In today’s fast-paced urban lifestyle, even the most ordinary Butcher can demonstrate the mathematical properties of the Song of the Jubjub ...

Many comix artists posting their work on-line like to liven things up for the kiddies with a bit of well-intended blather concerning Process...

One can never know too much about Jubjub birds, don’t you agree? They constitute an important nexus in the entire Carrollian Multiverse, occ...

Lewis Carroll compared the voice of the Jubjub to a pencil that squeaks on slate. This is a peculiarity of Carrollian English, the word bein...

The scream referred to above is the legendary Song of the Jubjub, that paradisical bird which figures so prominently in Fit the Fifth of The...