the hunting of the snark

The story so far: The Rev. CL Dodgson, disguised as Lewis Carroll, has insinuated himself atop a crag whilst playing at being a Baker in an ...

I was planning a double-header for this week, a nice bit of fresh Snark commentary and also an update on the NYU Poetry/Comix discussion th...

The Bellman is referring to his acolyte, the Baker, who is played here by Lewis Carroll, who is himself being played by the Reverend Charles...

Our Snark hunt has entered the ultimate phase of its prosodic peristalsis, the infamous Fit the Eight, the Vanishing. Big paradox, huh? The ...

The press of deadlines has addled my inky brain box plus I'm just darn tired … so, no Snark explications this week, but instead this dr...

My Newt Gingrich illo (see last posting below) possessed so much mojo that this Snark illo of mine is probably going to break the internets...

If you're a political junky and a devotee of Unadulterated Nonsense, the Republican primaries in the USA are pure catnip. Newt Gingrich...

Parental Warning: This week's Snark posting contains scenes of paranoiac-critical crosshatching and surrealist innuendo that may not be...

Leaving someone to their fate is all the rage in certain philosophical circles. The smart set calls it a feeble-minded tautology but we thin...

This stanzel is jam-packed with jolly bits of scrumptious, Nonsense-soaked Carrollian references. Would it interest you to know that — 1. m...

What better way to celebrate Boxing Day than to ogle this salacious image of Karl Marx in blackface doing a disjointed, Nonsensical Carrolli...

Alas, dear readers, but the press of deadlines this week forces me to be an utter cad and skip the usual Snark commentary … instead, I must...

In an earlier stanzel we subjected The Banker/Karl Marx to the indignities of vamping as a perfumed houri in the lascivious environs of a T...

A sudden outbreak of paranoid Orientalism has overwhelmed every drop of precious ink spilled upon this stanzel . Where once we saw pleasantl...

A brief break from hunting Snark … Alice in Wonderland is the Admirable Carroll's most famous work and I thought it high time to discus...

There are times in one's life when one realizes that one has simply drawn too many lines for one's own good. Not in the above stanze...