Lewiscarroll Stories

"I should move to a brand new city, and teach myself how to die" Jane Austen is your typical English Rose. She's rich, beautiful, and she's smart. Her father heads off for a business trip in Japan, and has not returned when he promised Jane he would. After indifference from her mother Jane and her friend Lewis (Louise) decide to take matters into their own hands, and travel to Yokohama themselves. The two get separated, and Jane finds herself at the Armed Detective Agency begging to help find her missing loved ones.

Alice's Adventures in Wonderland (commonly shortened to Alice in Wonderland) is an 1865 novel written by English mathematician Charles Lutwidge Dodgson under the pseudonym Lewis Carroll. It tells of a girl named Alice falling through a rabbit hole into a fantasy world populated by peculiar, anthropomorphic creatures.

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The Hole story of Alice in Wonderland. All rights reserved to the right owners. (cover not made by me) (does not have through the looking glass)

A story of C. L. Dodgson (Lewis Carroll) recalling the day when he told his most famous story for the first time.

Austin never meant to fall asleep in the library. But when he awakens atop a dusty map, the floor beneath him melts into silver roots, carrying him into a Wonderland unlike any story he's ever known. Here, flowers whisper secrets, teapots march on their own legs, and every reflection in a mirror might be plotting against him. Guided by the chime of Bristlebell, a peculiar hedgehog-bell, and shadowed by Corva, the storm-feathered Winged Archivist, Austin must navigate trials that test his memory, courage, and trust. Alongside Fennick, a sly fox-child with secrets of his own, Austin faces poisoned gardens, treacherous mirrors, and a Queen whose corruption twists even the Garden itself. As truths unravel and illusions threaten to consume him, Austin discovers that being chosen as the Garden's Voice is not a gift-it's a responsibility. To save Wonderland, he must confront fears, embrace trust, and find the courage to speak when all around him lies. A darkly whimsical adventure of courage, friendship, and the power of one voice to change everything.

A trashy take on a familiar tale.

Na primeira vez em que li Alice Através do Espelho fiquei fascinado com o poema do Pargarávio (ou Jaguadarte dependendo de onde você leu), um poema sem sentido, mas que conta uma história, que inventa palavras, mas que fazem sentido dentro dele, e eu (que sei recitá-lo de co) mergulhei em inspiração e fiz meu próprio poema aos moldes de Lewis Carroll, porém como sou um viado sem tamanho escolhi como meu tema a vida gay, o mundo LGBT+ e como é viver nele. Salvem a Lussa!

Hasel is a teenager living in a wasteland, this use to be know as wonderland. How did wonderland turn into this terrible world? Many inhabitants of wonderland remain, but how did this tragedy occur?

Couplets based on other narratives with a hidden meaning.

As the title says, this fanfiction is about Coraline Jones and Alice, two very curious and extraordinary children, may I add, have a little tea party in Wonderland. (I own nothing but the fanfic itself. Some elements and characters owned by Neil Gaiman and Lewis Carroll)

The full version of Alice In Wonderland, seen for the first time! Written by Lewis Carroll and Dave Elliott. The full story surrounding the events of Alice's first trip to Wonderland!!

The Nursery "Alice" (1890) is a shortened version of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland (1865) by Lewis Carroll - adapted by the author himself for children "from nought to five". It includes John Tenniel's illustrations from the original book coloured and enlarged. The work is not merely a shortened and simplified version. It is written as though the story is being read aloud by someone who is also talking to the child listener, pointing out details in the pictures and asking questions. There are also additions, such as an anecdote about a puppy called Dash, and an explanation of the word "foxglove".

Boris In BlunderlandLewis Carroll detailed Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, then wrote The Hunting Of The Snark, an agony in seven fits. A few years later, HH Munro ('Saki') had, as his first published work, 'The Westminster Alice', in which he used the idea of Wonderland to examine Parliament with a satirical and ironic eye. In 2019, we had a newly elected (but not by the people) Conservative leader promising Brexit in 99 days, despite having no formal deal and a complete lack of support from Parliament. An elected Parliament going against the wishes of its people via a referendum. If nothing else, this proved that direct and Parliamentary democracy do not sit well together when the one does not agree with the other. How you might feel about Brexit pales into insignificance when faced with the farrago of lies, stupidity, lack of clear thought, and sheer arrogance evinced by all sides of the argument. So, dealing with these 99 days as if it were straight out of Carroll is not a spectacularly new idea, but it is one that is unfortunately apt. In these pages, Boris follows the White Rabbit, who May be leading him on, down the rabbit hole and finds himself almost by accident to be the new leader, battling the Red King Corbyn and his treacherous Knight McDonnell, trying to appease the White Queen and the people, being distracted by the Cheshire Rees-Moggy and Jojo the Dodo (who thinks she can be PM even though her party have been as dead the bird for a century), and trying to leave the table at the Tea Party where the Mad Hatter holds sway. All the while, the Walrus tries to seperate Caledonia from the farrago while the Carpenter - tired of trying to dovetail ideologocal joints that just will not match - cries softly and retires. A satire, a tragedy, blackly comic or just a bloody disaster. It has been, sadly, all these things and more in a land populated at the highest level by, it seems, nothing but court jesters

" Who are you guys? And where am I? " Discovering the 'wonderland' was never one of your intentions to begin with. It all started with following a blue rabbit, and falling into a never-ending hole. The people you met there resembled a lot of people in the real world, but with slightly different personalites. Some notable ones were Tweedle Dee and Dum, two different guys who people thought were siblings, the blue rabbit, the beauty-obssessed nightmare, and the cheerful yet short march hare. To top it off, one of them looks exactly like someone important who was once a part of your life. And as strange as it could be, the citizens of the 'wonderland' kept addressing you as "Alice", which was the name of your late mother. Will you, (F/n)/"Alice" Liddell, survive in this twisted, crazy, and secretive world? And will a bud of love blossom in the midst of your adventure?

Hi! This was a short story I wrote for my Model Examination a few weeks back. I hope you enjoy! Tim Liddell felt angry as he got off the train. The train had broken down and they had stopped in the middle of the countryside.

Did you ever wonder what happend after 'Alice in Wonderland' and 'Through the looking glass'? After all, these stories are true, and so is what I'm about to tell you. Wonderland has been taken over by the Jabberwocky, it became a place that was no longer wonderful. The inhabitants of Wonderland couldn't take it so they banded together to fight, but little did they know, the Jabberwocky had an army of it's own and as hard as they tried they couldn't defeat it. Before anyone else could get killed they fled and they just happend to land in our world. All the characters we know and love spread across the globe. Those that weren't human became human and they all lead normal lives with jobs, spouses, and soon after, children. They soon found out that these children werent normal, those who didnt have strange abilities were downright crazy. And that was the reason they created Wonderland Academy. There the children could learn and live in peace, or at least organized chaos. That is until Angel enrolled. Angel is the daughter of Alice, and though Alice is a legand, she was just a girl with a broad imagination. Therefore Angel is just a normal 16 year old girl who beleives in magic. Warning!: This is only loosly based on the diney movie. Most of the background is based on the books (and poems) of Lewis Carroll.