The Knight Letter - Fall 2018 Volume III Issue 1 Number 101

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The Knight Letter is the official twice-yearly magazine of the Lewis Carroll Society of North America, created to encourage the study and appreciation of Lewis Carroll’s life, work, times, and influence. Fall 2018 (Volume III, Issue 1, Number 101) presents editorials, contributor listings, and a full contents schedule. Features include “The Rectory Umbrella,” serialized essays and reassessments such as “Disney’s 1951 Alice in Wonderland Reassessed,” notes on illustration, correspondence sections, and memorial reflections, along with society updates tied to the Morgan Library meeting.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryLiterature

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Pages72

Reading Time1 h 51 min

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The Rectory Umbrella

Mischmasch

Leaves from the Deanery Garden—Serendipity

Ravings from the Writing Desk

All Must Have Prizes

Arcane Illustrators: Max Ernst

In Memoriam: DougHowick

In Memoriam: Charles Blackman

Reflections on Jonathan Miller’s On Reflection

Alice in Plunderland

The Mad Gardener’s Song in Classical Greek

Alchemy and the Albatross

Carrollian Notes—A Russian Humpty Dumpty

“The Time Has Come, the Walrus Said, to Talk of Many Things”

Well Done, Wheeldon!

Of Books and Thinggs

Looking-Glass

The Snark

Alice in Moonland

Oh, Lord

Wonderland Catalog (ACMI)

Evertype

From Our Far-flung Correspondents

The Funny Pages

knight letter d de e The Lewis Carroll Society of North America ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Fall 2018 Volume III Issue 1 Number 101 de The Knight Letter is the official magazine of the Lewis Carroll Society of North America, a literary society whose purpose is to encourage study and appreciation of the life, work, times, and influence of Lewis Carroll (Charles Lutwidge Dodgson), and which is in affiliation with the Fales Library, New York University. It is published twice a year and is distributed free to all members. Editorial correspondence should be sent to the Editor in Chief at morgan@bookgenius.org. submissions Submissions for The Rectory Umbrella and Mischmasch should be sent tomorgan@bookgenius.org. Submissions and suggestions for Serendipidity and Sic, Sic, Sic should be sent to [andrewogus@gmail.com](andrewogus@gmail.com). Submissions and suggestions for All Must Have Prizes should be sent to [matt.crandall@gmail.com](matt.crandall@gmail.com). Submissions and suggestions for From Our Far-Flung Correspondents should be sent to [wrabbit@idiom.com](wrabbit@idiom.com). © 2018 The Lewis Carroll Society of North America ISSN 0193-886X Chris Morgan, Editor in Chief Cindy Watter, Editor, Of Books and Things Mark Burstein, Editor, From Our Far-Flung Correspondents Foxxe Editorial Services, Copyeditor Mark Burstein, Production Editor Sarah Adams-Kiddy, Proofreader Andrew H. Ogus, Designer the lewis carroll society of north america President: Linda Cassady, [linda.cassady@gmail.com](linda.cassady@gmail.com) Vice-President: Amy Plummer, [amyplummer@aol.com](amyplummer@aol.com) Secretary: Sandra Lee Parker, [secretary@lewiscarroll.org](secretary@lewiscarroll.org)[ ](secretary@lewiscarroll.org)[www.LewisCarroll.org](www.LewisCarroll.org) Annual membership dues are U.S. $35 (regular),$50 (international), and $100 (sustaining) . Subscriptions, correspondence, and inquiries should be addressed to: Sandra Lee Parker, LCSNA Secretary PO Box 197 Annandale, Virginia 22003 Additional contributors to this issue: Mary DeYoung, August Imholtz, Jr., and Devra Kunin On the cover: Fantasia on 42 (unpublished notebook drawing) by John Vernon Lord. Seep. 61. Note also the number of dingbats. ~~d de e~~ CONTENTS ~~d de e~~ The Rectory Umbrella ~~ g ~~ A Monster Mash at the Morgan chris morgan Once I Was a Real Turtle, Part II matt demakos Disney’s 1951 Alice in Wonderland Reassessed daniel rover singer Martin on Martin, or Annotating The Annotated molly martin Alice in Japan yoshiyuki momma 1 10 21 30 33 mischmasch ~~ g ~~Leaves from the Deanery Garden—Serendipity 35 Ravings from the Writing Desk 39 stephanie lovett All Must Have Prizes matt crandall Arcane Illustrators: Max Ernst mark burstein In Memoriam: DougHowick mahendra singh In Memoriam: Charles Blackman mark burstein Reflections on Jonathan Miller’s On Reflection christopher tyler Alice in Plunderlandmark burstein 40 44 46 47 48 51 The Mad Gardener’s Song in Classical Greek 52 colin leach Alchemy and the Albatross 53 adriana peliano Carrollian Notes ~~ g ~~A Russian Humpty Dumpty 54 victor fet “The Time Has Come, the Walrus Said, to Talk of Many Things” 55 byron sewell Well Done, Wheeldon! 57 Of Books and Thinggs Looking-Glass, ill. Maggie Taylor 58 andrew ogus The Snark, ill. Byron Sewell, ill. Chris Riddell 58 andrew ogus Alice in Moonland 59 rose owens Oh, Lord 61 Wonderland Catalog (ACMI) 61 rose owens Evertype 62 From Our Far-flung Correspondents ~~ g ~~Art & Illustration—Articles & Academia—Books—Events, Exhibits, & Places—Internet & Technology—Movies & Television—Music—Performing Arts—Things 63 The Funny Pages 67 ~~d e~~ ~~d e~~ de de Monsters roam our pages herein as we cover the fall 2018 LCSNA meeting at the Morgan Library in New York.

FAQs

What is The Knight Letter and who publishes it?

The Knight Letter is the official magazine of the Lewis Carroll Society of North America, published twice a year for its members.

What theme or coverage does the Fall 2018 issue highlight?

It focuses on fall 2018 LCSNA activities at the Morgan Library in New York, including a featured “Medieval Monsters” exhibit and related Carroll-focused discussion and annotations.

Where should submissions for different sections be sent?

Editorial correspondence and submissions for specific sections are directed to designated editors via the listed email addresses for The Rectory Umbrella and Mischmasch, as well as for Serendipidity, Sic, Sic, Sic, All Must Have Prizes, and From Our Far-flung Correspondents.

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