the hunting of the snark

 With a nightmarish fanfare of snores and snorts, Fit the Sixth of Lewis Carroll’s cri-de-cœur, AKA The Hunting of the Snark, now heaves ...

 The preternaturally alert reader will instantly recognize the decor of this panel as a quintessentially English bit of inkery lifted who...

 The attentive reader will notice that in this panel, as in the last two panels, we have been undergoing what specialists in this sort of...

 May we conjecture that in this melodramatic passage of verse (redolent of Tennyson’s more sentimental confections) the poet Lewis Carrol...

Dear readers, if Lewis Carroll was alive today, he would never get into print. He would have no comps to be measured against, a shocking e...

 Our Hunting of the Snark resumes its Jubjubian subplot for yet another stanzel; Lewis Carroll regales us here with a spirited descriptio...

In lieu of slandering Lewis Carroll here's a delicious, kitchen-tested recipe for curried Snark … if your butcher doesn't stock S...

American Candide by Mahendra Singh (Rosarium, 2016, ISBN 978-0996769211) 200 pgs., 31 illustrations by the author NB. Should be availab...

“But it knows any friend it has met once before: It never will look at a bribe: And in charity-meetings it stands at the door, And colle...

This is NOT what most publishers expect from minority/POC illustrator-authors The most popular posts I've done on this blog were ...

We are very pleased to bring you this startling mental picture of a Jubjub, fleshed out, as it were, from the grease-stained and tattere...

Lewis Carroll is too polite to say so but I’m going to give the kiddies a scare by telling ‘em that Natural History is an unnatural cons...

This baffling stanzel of The Hunting of the Snark (known to Continental snarkologists as the Pons Asinorum) presents the Carrollian ...

This is not a medically approved mathematical operation … This is not an insight into the Essence of the Number Three … This is not the R...

It’s not often that one finds Lewis Carroll, St. Anthony the Great, Hieronymus Bosch and the late Dr. Hunter S. Thompson mentioned in th...

Strange, creepy creatures are the bane of modern life and both Lewis Carroll and myself have seen fit to embellish this crucial stanzel ...