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The Hunting of the Snark

Götz Kluge's blog about Lewis Carroll and Henry Holiday's tragicomedy

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Author Goetz KlugePosted on 2019-12-142021-02-28Categories Beaver, Butcher, John Everett Millais, Matthias Grünewald, wild figure, wimmelbildTags Fit5

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LCSNA Knight Letter
ILLUSTRATION magazine
British Museum
Carroll and the Influence of F. D. Maurice (by Karen Gardiner)
I’m Not Married to This, But… (by Robert Watkins)
Jabberwock vs Snark (by Anna Kérchy), in Alice Through the Looking Glass, p. 401
plagiarized findings
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- Surrealist Entanglements

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不佳
Snarks Have Five Unmistakable Marks
SNARK! card game by ZZOTA
Are there 9 or 10 Snark Hunters?
Thing-um-a-jig!
AI-fused Snark music
Mike Wilks’ Wimmelbild
The Beaver’s Lesson
Arne Nordheim’s Snark
Hunting Happiness
Time
On Borrowing
The Lewis Carroll Collection at Christ Church (2018)
“Snark” is older than Lewis Carroll
Three 150th Snark anniversaries

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A Wrong Spot at the Right Place

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