# Lewis Carroll/References

Lewis Carroll: References
There is a vast literature about Lewis Carroll. This is an attempt to list the most useful books, rigorously excluding the sensational, worthless and totally daft.

### Books

* Abeles, Francine F. (1994): The Mathematical Pamphlets of Charles Lutwidge Dodgson
* Abeles, Francine F. (2001): The Political Pamphlets and Letters of Charles Lutwidge Dodgson
* Abeles, Francine F. (2010): The Logic Pamphlets of Charles Lutwidge Dodgson
* Amor, Anne Clark (1990): Letters to Skeffington Dodgson from his Father
* Amor, Anne Clark (1995): Lewis Carroll, Child of the North
* Bakewell, Michael (1996): Lewis Carroll: a biography
* Bartley, William Warren (1977): Lewis Carroll's Symbolic Logic (2nd ed 1986)
* Bill, E. G. W. & Mason, J. F. A. (1970): Christ Church and Reform 1850-1869
* Bowman, Isa (1899): The Story of Lewis Carroll
** Reprinted 1972 as "Lewis Carroll as I Knew Him"
* Clark, Anne (1979) Lewis Carroll: A Biography
* Cohen, Morton N. (1978): Lewis Carroll, Photographer of Children
* Cohen, Morton N. (1979): The Russian Journal - II: A Record kept by Henry Parry Liddon of a Tour Taken with C. L. Dodgson
* Cohen, Morton N. (1980): Lewis Carroll and the Kitchins
* Cohen, Morton N. (1989): Lewis Carroll: Interviews & Recollections
* Cohen, Morton N. (1995): Lewis Carroll: a biography
* Cohen, Morton N. and Gandolfo, Anita (1987): Lewis Carroll and the House of Macmillan
* Cohen, Morton N. and Green, Roger Lancelyn (1979): The Letters of Lewis Carroll (2 vols)
* Cohen, Morton N. and Wakeling, Edward (2003): Lewis Carroll & His Illustrators
* Collingwood, Stuart Dodgson (1898a): The Life and Letters of Lewis Carroll
* Collingwood, Stuart Dodgson (1899): The Lewis Carroll Picture Book
* Furniss, Harry (1901): Confessions of a Caricaturist
* Furniss, Harry (1924): Some Victorian Men
* Gernsheim, Helmut (1949): Lewis Carroll: Photographer
* Gernsheim, Helmut (1980): Lewis Carroll, Victorian Photographer
* Green, Roger Lancelyn (1946): Tellers of Tales, Chapter III (Lewis Carroll), pp31-50
* Green, Roger Lancelyn (1953): The Diaries of Lewis Carroll
** This edition is abridged and censored
* Hatch, Evelyn (1933): A Selection from the Letters of Lewis Carroll to His Child-Friends
* Hudson, Derek (1977): Lewis Carroll (2nd ed.)
* Lennon, Florence Becker (1972): The Life of Lewis Carroll
* Lewis Carroll Society (1973): Mr Dodgson, Nine Lewis Carroll Studies
* Lovett, Charles (1999) Lewis Carroll and the Press
* McDermott, John Francis (1935): The Russian Journal and Other Selections from the Works of Lewis Carroll
* O'Connor, Michael (2012): All in the Golden Afternoon: The Origins of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland
* Pudney, John (1976): Lewis Carroll and His World
* Reed, Langford (1932): The Life of Lewis Carroll
* Shaberman, Raphael B. (1978): A Plum-Cake Lost and Found
* Shaberman, Raphael B. (1982): Lewis Carroll and Mrs. Liddell
* Shaberman, Raphael B. and Crutch, Denis (1972): Under the Quizzing Glass, A Lewis Carroll Miscellany
* Stern, Jeffrey (1997): Lewis Carroll, Bibliophile
* Taylor, Roger and Wakeling, Edward (2002): Lewis Carroll Photographer
* Wakeling, Edward (1978): The Logic of Lewis Carroll
* Wakeling, Edward (1992): Skeffington Hume Dodgson, Brother of Lewis Carroll
* Wakeling, Edward (1993): The Oxford Pamphlets, Leaflets, and Circulars of Charles Lutwidge Dodgson
* Wakeling, Edward (1993-2007): Lewis Carroll's Diaries (10 vols)
* Weaver, Warren (1964) Alice in many tongues: The translations of Alice in Wonderland
* Williams, Sidney; Madan, Falconer; Green, Roger Lancelyn and Crutch, Denis (1979): The Lewis Carroll Handbook
* Woolf, Jenny (2005, 2nd ed 2010) Lewis Carroll in his Own Account: The Complete Bank Account of The Rev. C. L. Dodgson
* Woolf, Jenny (2010): "The Mystery of Lewis Carroll"

### Articles

* Arnold, Ethel (1929): "Reminiscences of Lewis Carroll" (Atlantic monthly, June 1929)
* Atkinson, Gertrude (1948): "Memories of Lewis Carroll" (Hampshire Chronicle, 13 Mar 1948)
* Cohen, Morton N. (2004): "Dodgson, Charles Lutwidge [Lewis Carroll] (1832–1898)", Oxford Dictionary of National Biography
* Collingwood, Stuart Dodgson (1898b): "The Boyhood of Lewis Carroll" (Strand Magazine, December 1898)
* Collingwood, Stuart Dodgson (1898b): "Lewis Carroll: An Interview with his Biographer" (Westminster Budget, 9 December 1898)
* Cowley-Brown, G. J. (1898): "Personal Recollections of the Author of Alice in Wonderland" (Scottish Guardian, 28 Jan 1898)
* Dodgson, Violet (1951): "Lewis Carroll - as I Knew Him" (London Calling, 28 June 1951)
* Ffooks, Maud (1928): "Alice in Dorsetland" (The Dorset Yearbook, 1928)
* Furniss, Harry (1908): "Recollections of Lewis Carroll" (Strand Magazine, Jan 1908)
* Hargreaves, Alice Liddell (1932): "Alice's Recollections of Carrollian Days" (Cornhill Magazine, July 1932)
* Hatch, Beatrice (1898a): "In Memorian Charles Lutwidge Dodgson (Lewis Carroll)" (The Guardian, 19 Jan 1898)
* Hatch, Beatrice (1898b): "Lewis Carroll" (Strand Magazine, April 1898)
* Holiday, Henry (1898): "The Snark's Significance" (Academy, 29 Jan 1898)
* Lucas, E. V. (1901): "Dodgson, Charles Lutwidge", Dictionary of National Biography
* Maitland, Edith Alice (1899): "Childish Memories of Lewis Carroll" (Quiver, 1899)
* Rivers, Katherine (1976): "Memories of Lewis Carroll" (McMaster University Library Research News, Vol. 3, No. 4, January 1976)
** The reliability of this article has been queried, as it contains some clear errors of fact
* Rowell, Ethel (1943): "To me he was Mr Dodgson" (Harper's Magazine, Feb 1943)
* Shute, E. L. (1932): "Lewis Carroll as Artist" (Cornhill Magazine, Nov 1932)
* Strong, Thomas Banks (1898): "Lewis Carroll" (Cornhill Magazine, March 1898)
* Strong, Thomas Banks (1932): "Mr. Dodgson: Lewis Carroll at Oxford" (The Times, 27 Jan 1932)
* Thompson, H. L. (1898): "The Late Rev. C. L. Dodgson" (Oxford Magazine, 26 Jan 1898)
* Thomson, E. Gertrude (1898): "Lewis Carroll: A Sketch by an Artist-Friend" (Gentlewoman, 29 Jan & 5 Feb 1898)
* Tollemache, Lionel (1898): "Reminiscences of Lewis Carroll" (Literature, 5 Feb 1898)
* Woods, Margaret L. (1941): "Oxford in the Seventies" (Fortnightly Review #150, 1941)
** The reliability of this article has been queried, as it contains some clear errors of fact