I.
NOVELS |
Alice's
Adventures in Wonderland (1865) |
Chapters |
1 |
'Down
the Rabbit-Hole' |
7 |
'A
Mad Tea-Party' |
2 |
'The
Pool of Tears' |
8 |
'The
Queen's Croquet-Ground' |
3 |
'A
Caucus-Race and a Long Tale' |
9 |
'The
Mock Turtle's Story' |
4 |
'The
Rabbit Sends in a Little Bill' |
10 |
'The
Lobster Quadrille' |
5 |
'Advice
from a Caterpillar' |
11 |
'Whole
Stole the Tarts?' |
6 |
'Pig
and Pepper' |
12 |
'Alice's
Evidence' |
Through
the Looking-Glass (1872) |
Chapters |
1 |
'The
Looking-Glass House' |
7 |
'The
Lion and the Unicorn' |
2 |
'The
Garden of Live Flowers' |
8 |
'It's
My Own Invention' |
3 |
'Looking-Glass
Insects' |
9 |
'Queen
Alice' |
4 |
'Tweedledum
and Tweedledee' |
10 |
'Shaking' |
5 |
'Wool
and Water' |
11 |
'Waking' |
6 |
'Humpty
Dumpty' |
12 |
'Which
Dreamed It?' |
Sylvie
and Bruno (1889) |
Chapters |
|
[Preface] |
13 |
'A
Visit to Dogland' |
1 |
'Less
Bread! More Taxes!' |
14 |
'Fairy-Sylvie' |
2 |
'L'Amie
Inconnue' |
15 |
'Bruno's
Revenge' |
3 |
'Birthday-Presents' |
16 |
'A
Changed Crocodile' |
4 |
'A
Cunning Conspiracy' |
17 |
'The
Three Badgers' |
5 |
'A
Beggar's Palace' |
18 |
'Queer
Street, Number Forty' |
6 |
'The
Magic Locket' |
19 |
'How
To Make a Phlizz' |
7 |
'The
Baron's Embassy' |
20 |
'Light
Come, Light Go' |
8 |
'A
Ride on a Lion' |
21 |
'Through
the Ivory Door' |
9 |
'A
Jester and a Bear' |
22 |
'Crossing
the Line' |
10 |
'The
Other Professor' |
23 |
'An
Outlandish Watch' |
11 |
'Peter
and Paul' |
24 |
'The
Frogs' Birthday-Treat' |
12 |
'A
Musical Gardener' |
25 |
'Looking
Eastward' |
Sylvie
and Bruno Concluded (1893) |
Chapters |
|
[Preface] |
13 |
'What
Tottles Meant' |
1 |
'Bruno's
Lessons' |
14 |
'Bruno's
Picnic' |
2 |
'Love's
Curfew' |
15 |
'The
Little Foxes' |
3 |
'Streaks
of Dawn' |
16 |
'Beyond
These Voices' |
4 |
'The
Dog-King' |
17 |
'To
the Rescue!' |
5 |
'Matilda
Jane' |
18 |
'A
Newspaper-Cutting' |
6 |
'Willie's
Wife' |
19 |
'A
Fairy-Duet' |
7 |
'Mein
Herr' |
20 |
'Gammon
and Spinach' |
8 |
'In
a Shady Place'
|
21 |
'The
Professor's Lecture' |
9 |
'The
Farewell-Party' |
22 |
'The
Banquet' |
10 |
'Jabbering
and Jam' |
23 |
'The
Pig-Tale' |
11 |
'The
Man in the Moon' |
24 |
'The
Beggar's Return' |
12 |
'Fairy-Music' |
25 |
'Life
Out of Death' |
II.
VERSE |
Early
Verse |
'My
Fairy' |
1845 |
'Punctuality' |
1845 |
'Melodies' |
1845 |
'Brother
and Sister' |
1845 |
'Facts' |
1845 |
'Rules
and Regulations' |
1845 |
'Horrors'
|
1850 |
'Misunderstandings' |
1850 |
'As
It Fell Upon a Day' |
1850 |
'Ye
Fattale Cheyse' |
1850-53 |
'Lays
of Sorrow, No. 1' |
1850-53 |
'Lays
of Sorrow, No. 2' |
1850-53 |
'The
Two Brothers' |
1853 |
'The
Lady of the Ladle' |
1854 |
'Coronach' |
1854 |
'She's
All My Fancy Painted Him' |
1855 |
'Photography
Extraordinary' |
1855 |
'Lays
of Mystery, Imagination, and Humour, No. 1: The Palace of
Humbug' |
1855 |
'Upon
the Lonely Moor' |
1856 |
'The
Mock Turtle's Song' (Early version) |
1862 |
'Miss
Jones' |
[?]
|
Poems
|
'Solitude' |
1853 |
'Ye
Carpette Knyghte' |
1856 |
'The
Three Voices' |
1856 |
'The
Path of Roses' |
1856 |
'Hiawatha's
Photographing' |
1857 |
'The
Sailor's Wife' |
1857 |
'The
Willow Tree' |
1859 |
'Faces
in the Fire' |
1860 |
'A
Valentine' |
1860 |
'Poeta
Fit, non Nascitur' |
1860-63 |
'A
Sea Dirge' |
1861 |
'Three
Sunsets' |
1861 |
'After
Three Days' |
1861 |
'Beatrice' |
1862 |
'Stolen
Waters' |
1862 |
'Only
a Woman's Hair' |
1862 |
'Size
and Tears' |
1863 |
'The
Valley of the Shadow of Death' |
1868 |
Phantasmagoria:
'Canto I: The Trysting'
'Canto II: Hys Fyve Rules'
'Canto III: Scarmoges'
'Canto IV: Hys Nouryture'
'Canto V: Byckerment'
'Canto VI: Dyscomfyture'
'Canto VII: Sad Souvenaunce' |
1869 |
'Melancholetta' |
1869 |
'Theme
with Variations' |
1869 |
'Atalanta
in Camden-Town' |
1869 |
'The
Lang Coortin' |
1869 |
The
Hunting of the Snark:
[Preface]
'Fit the First: The Landing'
'Fit the Second: The Bellman's Speech'
'Fit the Third: The Baker's Tale'
'Fit the Fourth: The Hunting'
'Fit The Fifth: The Beaver's Lesson'
'Fit The Sixth: The Barrister's Dream'
'Fit The Seventh: The Banker's Pate'
'Fit The Eighth: The Vanishing'
|
1876 |
'Fame's
Penny-Trumpet' |
1876 |
'Echoes' |
1882 |
'A
Game of Fives' |
1883 |
'A
Lesson in Latin' |
1888 |
'Puck
Lost and Found' |
1891 |
'Four
Riddles' |
[?] |
College
Rhymes |
'Ode
to Damon' |
1861 |
'Those
Horrid Hurdy-Gurdies!' |
1861 |
'My
Fancy' |
1862 |
'The
Majesty of Justice' |
1863 |
'Examination
Statute' |
1864 |
Notes
by an Oxford Chiel |
'The
Evaluation of TT' |
1865 |
'The
Dynamics of a Particle' |
1865 |
'The
Elections to the Hebdomadal Council' |
1866 |
'Facts,
Figures and Fancies' |
1866-68 |
'The
Deserted Parks' |
1867 |
'The
New Belfry of Christ Church, Oxford' |
1872 |
'The
Vision of the Three T's' |
1873 |
'The
Blank Cheque' |
1874 |
Acrostics,
Inscriptions and Other Verse |
Acrostic:
'Little maidens, when you look' |
1861 |
'To
three puzzled little Girls, from the Author' |
1869 |
Double
Acrostic: 'I sing a place wherein agree' |
1869 |
'Three
Little Maids' |
1869 |
'Three
Children' |
1871 |
'Two
Thieves' |
1872 |
Acrostic:
'Are you deaf, Father William?' |
1876 |
Acrostic:
'Maidens! if you love the tale' |
1876 |
Acrostic:
'Love-lighted eyes, that will not start' |
1876 |
Acrostic:
'Maiden, though thy heart may quail' |
1876 |
'Madrigal' |
1877 |
'Love
among the Roses' |
1878 |
'Two
Poems to Rachel Daniel' |
1880,
1881 |
'The
Lyceum' |
1881 |
'Dreamland' |
1882 |
'Rhyme?
and Reason?' |
1883 |
'To
my Child-Friend' |
1886 |
'A
Nursery Darling' |
1889 |
'Maggie's
Visit to Oxford' |
1889 |
'Maggie
B—' |
1891 |
'Puzzle' |
[?] |
Acrostic:
'Round the wondrous globe' |
[?] |
Acrostic:
'Maidens, if a maid you meet' |
[?] |
Acrostic:
'Around my lonely hearth, to-night' |
[?] |
Double
Acrostic: 'Two little girls near London dwell' |
[?] |
'A
Riddle' |
[?] |
'A
Limerick' |
[?] |
'To
M.A.B.' |
[?] |
III.
STORIES |
'Wilhelm
von Schmitz' |
1854 |
'Novelty
and Romancement' |
1856 |
'The
Legend of Scotland' |
1856-60 |
'A
Photographer's Day Out' |
1860 |
'A
Tangled Tale' |
1880 |
IV.
MISCELLANY |
'Hints
of Etiquette, or, Dining Out Made Easy' |
1849 |
'A
Hemispherical Problem' |
1849 |
'Photography
Extraordinary' |
1855 |
'Rules
for Court Circular' |
1860 |
'Croquet
Castles' |
1863 |
'The
New Method of Evaluation' |
1864 |
'The
Offer of the Clarendon Trustees' |
1868 |
'The
Alphabet Cipher' |
1868 |
'Some
Popular Fallacies about Vivisection' |
1875 |
'Doublets' |
1879 |
'Mischmasch' |
1882 |
'Lawn
Tennis Tournaments' |
1883 |
'Twelve
Months in a Curatorship' |
1884 |
'Three
Years in a Curatorship' |
1886 |
'Eight
or Nine Wise Words about Letter Writing' |
1890 |
'A
Postal Problem' |
1891 |
'What
the Tortoise Said to Achilles' |
1894 |
'A
Selection from Symbolic Logic' |
1895 |
'Resident
Women-Students' |
1896 |
'Introduction
to The Lost Plum Cake' |
1897 |
Puzzles
from Wonderland:
'Puzzles'
'Solutions' |
1870 |
'The
Two Clocks' |
[?] |
Plays |
Prologue
to La Guida di Bragia |
1871 |
Prologue
('Enter Beatrice leading Wilfred.') |
1871 |
Prologue
('Miss Beatrice and Ethel Hatch, daughters of Dr. Edwin Hatch...') |
1873 |
 |
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Susina, J. The Place of Lewis Carroll in Children's Literature.
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Williams, S. and F. Madan. The Lewis Carroll Handbook.
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