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The Complete Works of Lewis Carroll - cover

The Complete Works of Lewis Carroll

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Publisher: Zenith Whispering Pines Publishers

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Summary

Step Into a World Where Logic Meets Pure Imagination.

While his most famous characters are known by millions, the full scope of Lewis Carroll's genius is a vast landscape of wit, satire, and mathematical play. This comprehensive collection brings together the entire literary output of the man who redefined storytelling, proving that nonsense is often the highest form of wisdom.

This collection explores the diverse pillars of his imagination:

The Pioneer of Literary Nonsense: Experience the groundbreaking stories that abandoned the moralizing of the Victorian era in favor of pure, unchecked wonder and linguistic play.

The Master of Verse: From epic satirical poems to short, playful rhymes, explore the rhythmic brilliance and invented languages that influenced generations of poets.

The Mathematical Mind: As a professional logician, Carroll infused his fiction with riddles, paradoxes, and games that continue to challenge and delight the intellect.

The Victorian Satirist: Discover the sharp social commentary hidden beneath the whimsy, offering a unique window into the eccentricities of his time.

Lewis Carroll's work remains a cornerstone of human creativity, appealing to the curious child and the philosophical adult alike. Whether you are navigating a world of riddles or getting lost in a dreamscape of talking creatures, this volume is an essential treasury for any library of classic literature and imaginative fiction.

Don't just scratch the surface of the looking glass. Buy the "Complete Works" today and own the entire horizon of Carroll's genius.
Available since: 12/19/2025.
Print length: 1396 pages.

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