When I spoke to Jesse Ball, the author of A Cure for Suicide, he forged into the dense, alliterative groves of Lewis Carroll’s “Jabberwocky.” Carroll’s poem famously relies on a strange, idiosyncratic ...

Originally performed Nov. 19-21 at the DeWitt Theatre Art Center, Northwestern College theater professor Ethan Koerner's stage adaptation of Lewis Carroll's nonsense poem "Jabberwocky" was one of 12 ...

The father in Lewis Carroll’s poem Jabberwocky warned his son about the dangerous monster lurking in the vicinity. Although the tale unfolds in a nonsensical land, a jabberwocklike creature with “jaws ...

The Poetry for Young People series adds Lewis Carroll, edited by Edward Mendelson, illus. by Eric Copeland. All the favorites can be found, from ""The Walrus and the Carpenter"" to the classic ...

Jabberwocky (1977) is a dark comedic fantasy film known for its surreal and absurd take on the classic Lewis Carroll poem. Set in a medieval world plagued by a monstrous creature, the film follows the ...

Neil Gaiman agreed to perform Lewis Carroll’s nonsensical poem, “Jabberwocky,” if donors could hit $600,000 in contributions to Worldbuilders, a Wisconsin-based charity launched by Gaiman’s fellow ...

To help raise money for Worldbuilders, author Neil Gaiman agreed to perform a reading of a children's story if a certain amount was raised. The stories that contributors could vote on were: Where The ...