Meet The Author: Lewis Carroll
Diving into the unique narrative universe crafted by the brilliant mind of Lewis Carroll, pen name of Charles Lutwidge Dodgson (1832-1898). Well-known for his unforgettable navigation of the whimsical world in his famous book “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland” and its ensuing sequel “Through the Looking-Glass”, Carroll’s creative genius was multi-faceted. Beyond his narrative prowess, he was also recognized as an accomplished mathematician, logician, photographer, not to mention, an Anglican deacon. Yet, the brilliance of Carroll remains shrouded in mystery, with substantial fragments of his life remaining unknown. Carroll’s first foray into literature was “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland” published in 1865, which continues to be his best-known work. Here’s a chronological glimpse into Carroll’s books in order from when they were initially published:
A Deep Dive into Carroll’s Unique Writing Style
Publication Order of Alice in Wonderland Books
(with Stephen Wyatt)
| Alice in Wonderland | (1862) |    |
| Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland | (1865) | |
| Alice’s Adventures Under Ground | (1865) | |
| Through the Looking Glass and What Alice Found There | (1871) | |
| Alice in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass | (1871) | |
| Alice through the Looking Glass: A BBC Radio Full-Cast Dramatisation | (1871) | |
| Alicia | (1871) | |
| The Wasp In A Wig | (1877) | |
| The Nursery | (1889) | |