Lewis Carroll's Little Girls

By AMY LEAL

It was very nice to be one of his little girls.

— Winifred Holiday

This is the year of Lewis Carroll's little girls. They are the subjects of three recent or forthcoming films, a Marilyn Manson CD, a play written for the Yale School of Drama, a photography exhibition, a graphic novel, and a commemorative symposium at Columbia University. Scholars and biographers, of course, have exhaustively studied the life and art of the Rev. Charles Lutwidge

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