Tag Archives: Lewis Carroll

My Through the Looking-Glass Vote

Voting as a liberal in a red state can feel like Alice attempting to advance in a looking-glass world.

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6 Impossible Trump Lies before Breakfast

Lewis Carroll’s White Queen challenges Alice to believe 6 impossible things before breakfast. Six is a bare minimum for Trump supporters.

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Bunyan on Fiction vs. Lying

Camus wrote that “fiction is the lie through which we tell the truth.” J.D. Vance has tried the same defense for his Haitian lies.

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Awaiting the Verdict

Will Trump once again escape justice? An Emily Dickinson poem captures the sentiments of those of us who fear he will.

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Joe Biden as Old Father William

Think of Joe Biden as Lewis Carroll’s Old Father William, who pushes back against ageism.

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To Understand Trump’s Trials, Ask Alice

To understand the Trump trials, check out Lewis Carroll’s Alice books.

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Revolutionary Mother Goose

Mother goose rhymes, nonsense verse, and playful fantasy are essential to our mental health.

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MAGA “Justice” and the Queen of Hearts

“Sentence first, verdict afterwards,” say both MAGA Republicans and Lewis Carroll’s Queen of Hearts.

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A Moses Poem for a Lost Child

Mourning her dead child, this writer chose to read a poem echoing the infant Moses story.

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