2020-2021 Wonderland

Introduction

The USC Libraries Wonderland Award competition was founded in 2005 by Board of Councilors member Linda Cassady to foster engagement with the libraries’ Cassady Lewis Carroll Collection, donated in 2000 by Dr. George Cassady. Students are encouraged to explore all facets of the Carrollian universe in their projects, which can take the form of artworks, poetry, games, films, plays, nonfiction analyses, and much more. Due to the pandemic, we combined the 2020 and 2021 competitions. This gallery features all 26 of the submissions for the two years and showcases the usual extraordinary creativity and diversity of thought from our students. The awards this year are held in conjunction with the Lewis Carroll Society of North America’s spring 2021 conference. The first prize for the competition is generously awarded by an anonymous donor from the Society. To learn more about the collection and competition, visit libraries.usc.edu/wonderland.

This page has paths:

  1. Wonderland 2020-2021 Curtis Fletcher

Contents of this path:

  1. A Walk in East LA
  2. Absorb Everything
  3. Alice and Wonderland in Your Room
  4. Alice's Dreamscape
  5. Confessions of an English Opium-Dreamer
  6. Crippling Wonderland
  7. Cube of Wonder
  8. Eight or Nine Wise Words about Letter Writing
  9. Flying Up the Rabbit Hole
  10. Hearts Dream
  11. Knave of Hearts
  12. La Nouvelle Alice
  13. Lost in Wonder
  14. Nothing is Impassable
  15. Phantasmagoria
  16. Rabbit Hole
  17. The Bellow of Bollycrook
  18. The Chasing of the Lark: A Poem in Five Fits
  19. The Renaissance
  20. We’re All Mad in Monochrome
  21. Why, They're Only a Pack of Cards, After All
  22. Wish Way the Jabberwocky Went
  23. Wonderland in Suburbia
  24. Wonderland Isn’t Real
  25. Yarn Bombed Alice
  26. Your name’s Alice? Is that what you said?”: The Rescue of Wonderland’s Alice in Batman Comics