Lewis Caroll - The Man who wrote 'Alice in Wonderland'

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akrish like 8/25/2011
Betty Lathan There is a little known movie, called "Dreamchild", which shows Alice Liddell as an 80 Yr. Old woman, visiting the U.S. for the first time and looking back on her time with Dodgson. The movie addresses the stigma of their relationship, among many other things.Although a fictituous movie, it is definitely an enlightening piece of literature, and a must see if you are curious about the background of the man who wrote as Lewis Carroll, and/or of the child that inspired a legend. 9/4/2010
mary stevens I'm doing a report! about Lewis carol. 4/13/2010
Tiffany Scott Great writing Sonal!You are quite talented. Youqetalented 3/19/2010
samantha I think hes done amazing :) and i love him. 1/13/2010
mashay i do not like this man so go 5/11/2009
mashay hi hater's i love this man he is very famous so go and get rid and go do ur4 self 5/11/2009
boo- boo i hate this man 5/11/2009
jhon he was a very famous person 11/11/2008
faroff lewis carroll is one of the most intresting and exciting and illiterate people ever and if he was on drugs that would explain alice 3/31/2008
Travis he might have been a drug attic 1/15/2008
Travis your a genius 1/15/2008
J. Spierling There is no proof that Lewis Carroll was a drug addict in any way. The term Mad as a Hatter did not come from his book, it was a common term of the time due to the illness often suffered by hat makers from the chemicals, I believe mercury, used in the hat making process. 1/2/2008
Julia McGeorge I think that this guy had an interesting life and the part about him being a drug addict explains why Alice in Wonderland was written!!!! 1/2/2008
Tara Tilton very good indeed. this little piece about the author really caught my attention. and i learned something that i didnt know before. 11/20/2007
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