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The Lewis Carroll Library

The Lewis Carroll Library

Written by: Lewis Carroll
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Welcome, dear Listener - pray step quietly, for the shelves are dozing.

You have found The Lewis Carroll Library: a most respectable collection of unrespectable tales, where words may walk backwards, time may forget its manners, and a sentence will occasionally tumble headlong into a pun. Here we read the books entire - every chapter, every curiosity - turning pages as one might turn a looking-glass: expecting, at any moment, to find the world on the other side behaving rather differently.

So settle comfortably, keep a corner of your imagination unbuttoned, and - if you happen to see a White Rabbit hurrying past - do try to listen faster.Public domain
Episodes
  • Through the Looking-Glass Chapter III - Looking-Glass Insects
    Feb 21 2026
    In which Alice embarks on a curious journey through a whimsical land, encountering an elephant disguised as a bee and navigating a peculiar railway carriage filled with eccentric passengers who demand tickets. She then makes the acquaintance of a large talking Gnat and a gentle Fawn, while wandering through a nameless wood, pondering the oddities of names and identity under the softly shading trees.
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    21 mins
  • Through the Looking-Glass Chapter II - The Garden of Live Flowers
    Feb 20 2026
    In which Alice finds herself caught in a puzzling garden where flowers converse with curious wit and the landscape resembles a vast chessboard, brimming with strange rules and figures. Encouraged by the Red Queen, she embarks upon a lively, breathless run that reveals the whimsical, restless nature of this other world’s motion and promise.
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    20 mins
  • Through the Looking-Glass Chapter I - Looking-Glass house
    Feb 19 2026
    In which Alice, engaged in a gentle confabulation with her mischievous kitten, is beguiled by a mysterious, shimmering Looking-glass that softens like gauze and allows her to step through into an uncanny room where chessmen walk and talk with curious vivacity. There, she discovers the White King and Queen in a flutter of agitation, encounters a peculiar backward book that reveals a curious poem when reflected, and ponders the wonders of the garden beyond with a novel, floating descent down the staircase.
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    23 mins
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