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London church described as ‘historical treasure’ destroyed by fire

The building had links to author Lewis Carroll and Queen Victoria’s son Prince Leopold.

The Independent UK

Firefighters called to blaze at heritage-listed London church

St Mark’s is located near Abbey Road Studios and Lord’s Cricket Ground, and has links to author Lewis Carroll and Queen Victoria’s son Prince Leopold.

The Independent UK

People are just realising Humpty Dumpty is not an egg and they are 'haunted'

The nursery rhyme character has been depicted across media as an egg, stretching all the way back to Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland sequel published in 1871.

Edinburgh Live

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A "Borderland" role model for survival

Chishiya is smug, only moves as much as he must and exploits others – but his cold calculation is admirable

Salon

How 'Alice's Adventures in Wonderland' led to the discovery of a real brain condition

"My body is as if someone had drawn a vertical line separating the two halves. The right half seems to be twice the size of the left half."

Inverse

Alice in Wonderland review – Carroll’s classic goes down the Victoria line

Poltergeist theatre company send Alice into the underground in this offbeat adaptation with tube-inspired nonsense language

The Guardian - UK

Alice in Wonderland review – spectacular class-flipped adaptation

An underprivileged Alice fights for the wonder of book-learning in Theresa Heskin’s transformative take on Carroll’s classic tale

The Guardian - UK

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Alice in Wonderland review – dive down a sublime theatrical rabbit hole

Lewis Carroll’s fantastical classic is transposed into the world of stage magic in this gloriously hallucinatory show

The Guardian - UK

Jasmin Vardimon: Alice review – a fairytale that never quite goes through the looking-glass

A krumping Cheshire cat enlivens this well-danced adaptation of Lewis Carroll’s coming-of-age story, but Alice’s deeper life remains unexplored

The Guardian - UK

30 best children’s books: From Matilda to The Tale of Peter Rabbit

The classics you may already know, and the hidden gems that deserve more attention – as chosen by Philip Womack

The Independent UK

Laurie Hertzel: Readers line up to tout the mysteries they love

For the past couple of weeks, I've been reading a short story every night before falling asleep. They're mysteries, written between the 1930s and the 1970s by a variety of British authors and anthologized in "Murder by the Book," edited by Martin Edwards and published last month by Poison Pen…

Tribune News Service

Alex Ross, the legendary illustrator for Marvel and DC comics, has a new ‘Fantastic Four’ book out just as the Marvel universe takes a next big step. Coincidence?

EVANSTON, Ill. — Everyone loves a good conspiracy theory. But what happened to good pop culture conspiracies? Like, Paul McCartney is dead. Stanley Kubrick faked the moon landing. Walt Disney was frozen. Lewis Carroll was Jack the Ripper. Katy Perry is JonBenét Ramsey. Political conspiracy has overtaken pop culture conspiracy,…

Chicago Tribune

Bank holiday on a budget: Cheap or free activities in Britain this weekend

From sunflower-picking to free festivals, kite-flying to cheap theatre, there are plenty of little- or no-cost events

The Guardian - UK

I am beshwiggled and incatacipated! Why there’s nothing better than family slang

My wife uses words she swears are real, and I think are invented. But the made-up words we use at home are often the most delightful, writes Arwa Mahdawi

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The spectacle that is ‘Lookingglass Alice’ remains as enchanting as ever

The charming acrobatics-laden show has become an effective calling card for Chicago’s famed Lookingglass Theatre.

Newsroom.co.nz

Book of the Week: Go ask Aljce

Kirsten McDougall on a "kind and slightly bonkers" novel longlisted for an Ockham book award.

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