Lewiscarrol Stories

"Closed in a room, my imagination becomes the universe, and the rest of the world is missing out." -Criss Jami "I never have found the perfect quote. At best I have been able to find a string of quotations which merely circle the ineffable idea I seek to express." - Caldwell O'Keefe "Where's your will to be weird?" -Jim Morrison Basically, I thought I'd share my quote stash with you readers! They have cheered me up throughout my life when I was down and depressed after finding out I had a deadly health issue, along with giving me hope during my many, many surgeries. Some of the other quotes/sayings gave me the courage to go through the hardest times when I was almost certain that I couldn't. I'll be posting quotes/sayings from (and giving them all credit, of course)- Fandoms Artists of all kinds painters, singers...etc Movies Books (Possibly) Songs And more! Note 📝: I know this says It's "In Progress", And it is. It may never end! Doesn't mean I'm not updating. I'm constantly finding quotes and piling them up for the future to post on here. Important Notice: If your favorite quote isn't in a chapter, feel free to let me know through a PM or a Comment and I'll add it in that specific chapter, also let me know if you'd like me to add your name below it... Example: "The important thing is to never stop questioning. Curiosity has its own reason for existing." (Suggested by @Element-Of-Dreams) I hope you'll enjoy them! -New (awesome cover) by SmilingActress101 ☺️- All credit goes to the maker of the Quote or Saying!

In a sleepy town, a young man becomes infatuated with his mysterious neighbor only to discover there is more beneath her whimsical surface.

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

Alice has long since dismissed the memories of another world as whimsical childhood fictions. One muggy Sunday, she meets a familiar man with a notable hat who has been sent to retrieve her, and she can't help but let curiosity lead her down another rabbit hole. She tumbles into a world that's grown up, just as she has, and finds herself tangled in a web of politics, religion, and academia. --- Temporary image by a-little-bit-lexical on deviantart.

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!

༶•┈┈୨♡୧┈┈•༶ ' ' Onward, to pure madness, little Alice! ' ' Alice is now eighteen years old, still in the same Wonderland from when she was a child. she had stopped the Queen of hearts tyrannical rule when she first returned a few months ago, stopping the giant clock and saving Wonderland. Thus making her Queen. However, how will Alice face in Wonderland now with her friends? More specifically, the Mad Hatter? (This book is based off if the book Unbirthday, though you do not have to read it to understand this story.)

Alice Liddell is a very intellectual 7 year old. On a hot summer day in Oxford, Alice found herself following a man that looked quite a bit like a white rabbit. That was just the start of her journey. Follow Alice as she learns the importance of an imagination. *This is my own story line that ties in with Lewis Carroll's Alice Adventures in Wonderland. The characters in my story are based off of those that Carroll created. Anything in long paragraphs that are italicized are from the original story. All credits go to Lewis Carroll for the idea

Alice Bright had never been a particularly peculiar or special girl, although she wasn't exactly normal either. She lived alone with her mother for several years after her father and older sister died, ever since their gruesome deaths, Alice has been plagued with nightmarish thoughts and dreams. They all center around the same brown eyed boy with the swirling red dragon tattoo around his neck. The dreams usually consist of the boy being beaten or in some cases killed. Alice knew she had never seen the handsome face, so often scrunched in pain before. Though whenever she thought about it a quiet memory made itself known again. A young boy, no more than the tender age of nine looked down upon her. She was covered with bricks and wooden posts. If the memory served to be true Alice was six at the time, and dying. A/N: Story is not suitable for younger or sensitive readers. All characters and situations have all come from imagination and any resemblance to real events are coincidental.

Book 2 of the BRITLAND CALLING quartet. Tommy and Logan visit another universe where there Is a very similar but slightly different planet to Earth. They visit this planet in Tommy's bottom-of-the-garden-spaceship travelling through Time and Space and Dream. For fans of the Four Playing Card Suits (who also appear in some of my other novels, such as METAFICTION), this is where they were first discovered! Perhaps this quartet resembles a cross between Narnia, Enid Blyton's Faraway Tree books, The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time-and golden age science fiction. Definitely cross-over material with young readers and adults (some Pure Maths undergraduate proofs given--some blatant). There is a huge amount of mathematical and philosophical depth hidden beneath the adventurous skin of the novel. Inspirations run deep, but there is a definite feel of Enid Blyton and Lewis Carroll about this novel. BRITLAND CALLING is a quartet at just over 175,000 words divided into 4 Books of about 45 K each. Book 2. Britland In Danger is a 43,200 word sci-fi book by T. J. P. Campbell divided into 20 chapters. It is a proof-read pre-published version with good grammar and punctuation. The published version has a style improvement. Amazon at present does not allow the published versions to be read on other publishing systems. Minimal images included for speed of reading on phones and laptops. Soon to be published in 2020. This novel is completely original.

Tommy and Logan visit another universe where there Is a very similar but slightly different planet to Earth. They visit this planet in Tommy's bottom-of-the-garden-spaceship travelling through Time and Space and Dream. For fans of the Four Playing Card Suits (who also appear in some of my other novels, such as METAFICTION), this is where they were first discovered! Perhaps this quartet resembles a cross between Narnia, Enid Blyton's Faraway Tree books, The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time-and golden age science fiction. Definitely cross-over material with young readers and adults (some Pure Maths undergraduate proofs given--some blatant). There is a huge amount of mathematical and philosophical depth hidden beneath the adventurous skin of the novel. Inspirations run deep, but there is a definite feel of Enid Blyton and Lewis Carroll about this novel. BRITLAND CALLING is a quartet at just over 175,000 words divided into 4 Books of about 45 K each. Book 4. Conclusion of the BRITLAND CALLING quartet is a 46,700 word sci-fi book by T. J. P. Campbell divided into 21 chapters. It is a proof-read pre-published version with good grammar and punctuation. The published version has a style improvement. Amazon at present does not allow the published versions to be read on other publishing systems. Minimal images included for speed of reading on phones and laptops. Soon to be published in 2020. This novel is completely original.

this was while looking for inspiration. love the movie haven't read the book but im sure i would love them both. hope you like it.

This story is the original by Lewis Carroll. It's the original Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and if you want to experience the magic you can access here simply in your watt pad. I give full credit to the author. Hatter: "Have I gone mad?" Alice: "I'm afraid so you've gone entirely bonkers, but I'll tell you a secret, all the best people are."

" 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?

I don't normally write poetry but I wanted to try something different. So this is my attempt at a nonsense poem in the vein of Lewis Carols Jabberwocky.

This is a poem about my favourite things from Alice in Wonderland

Charles Dogson fue al mismo tiempo Lewis Carrol, el autor del maravilloso cuento: Alicia en el pais de las maravillas. Siempre supe necesitar vivir en un mundo paralelo. Lleno de personajes como los tenia Alicia en su mundo. Asi, mis amigos imaginarios de aquel pais me dictaron esta poesia...gracias!

When her sister hanged herself, Alice Liddell was never the same. She'd loved her little sister and her mad, mad stories. And when she was left to fend for herself, Alice finds herself immersed in a dark and cruel world she never would have imagined. A twist on the classic tale written by Lewis Carroll, enter a world where Wonderland holds no wonder and death is always at your door.

Y/n L/n has always been a strange little girl, even as an adult she was a little odd, but that was what made her special. Her parents always worried themselves sick about her because Y/n only had one friend, but that friend was not exactly normal either. Y/n L/n and Alice Kingsley were always going to be known as the ladies who were a little bit off, but they didn't care. Y/n was the only one who believed that Alice wasn't crazy, and Alice was the only one who thought Y/n wasn't completely mad! Y/n Understood Alice's strange dreams, and Alice understood Y/n's visions.

*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•* When Do We Dream? At Night, Or in Daylight, Or whenever our Hearts Feel Freest. Where Do We Dream? Wherever it would Seem. What Do We Dream? Our Deepest Cares, Or most terrible Nightmares. Who Do We Dream? Whoever the Stars Deem. Why Do We Dream? A Question Entirely Unanswerable.. *•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•* Table of Contents: 1. Waking and Wondering 2. Clocks and Cribbage 3. Painting Hallway 4. The Dark Closet 5. Paws on The Stairs 6. Eyes in The Dark 7. Lions in The Ballroom 8. Mrs The Lion 9. In The Kitchens 10. Up Another Flight 11. The Rainbow Bedrooms 12. The Windswept Cliff 13. The Skull in The Mirror 14. The Basement 15. The Attic 16. The Balcony 17. At The Door 18. Rose Garden at Last 19. Outside The Gates 20. Arcane House Epilogue By. The Mighty Paypazape, Or AmmaShanti♥️ Entirely my own work, and I own everything. Hope you Enjoy. ~Peace🙏🏻♥️

How can an extraordinary day start off completly ordinary? A mix between the classic stories Mary Poppins and Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, join Addison as she discovers and fights through this adventure full of ups, downs, lefts, rights and even some diagonal spins.