The Lewis Carroll Society Journals

The Lewis Carroll Society publishes three regular journals, which are sent to all members as one of the benefits of membership. In most cases, back issues are available for purchase. This page contains brief details of the journals.

Follow these links for further information

• Mailing History

The timetable of when journals were issued and sent to members

• thecarrollian.org.uk

Our separate website for The Carrollian, with searchable table of contents

• Bandersnatch Links Page

A page of links to all websites mentioned in our newsletter, Bandersnatch

The Carrollian

The Society's scholarly journal, which features articles about all aspects of Dodgson's life and works, has become well-established over the years and is now the leading journal on its subject. Ranges from 48 to 64 pages. Issued twice each year. Currently running slightly late, but we expect to make up some ground during 2011 and to be back on schedule at then end of 2012.

• The Carrollian is managed by an Editorial Board in association with the Committee (Trustees) of the Lewis Carroll Society. The board members are: Anne Clark Amor, Lindsay Fulcher, Caroline Luke, Michael O'Connor, Mark Richards.
• All articles, letters and notes are peer reviewed anonymously by independent experts in the relevant discipline, chosen by the Editorial Board.
• Production is carried out by the Executive Editor, Mark Richards, together with a team of editorial assistants. The editorial assistants are Celia Salisbury Jones, David Lockwood, Brian Riddle, Jane Skelly. Bibliographical articles are edited by Selwyn Goodacre.
• All correspondence should be sent to the Executive Editor: Email to Mark Richards

Bandersnatch

A lively quarterly newsletter containing details of the Society's activities, and announcements about future events, merchandise, press coverage, etc. Between 28 and 36 pages. Issued 4 times each year. Bandersnatch is edited by Michael O'Connor.

Lewis Carroll Review

In depth reviews of all the major publications relevant to Charles Dodgson and his world, written by reviewers with a specialist knowledge. Between 16 and 28 pages. Issued 3 or 4 times each year. Lewis Carroll Review is edited by Charlie Lovett.

Jabberwocky

Between 1969 and 1997, the Society's journal, under the name Jabberwocky, published a wide range of scholarly articles and exists today as a body of work essential to the Carroll scholar. In 1998, the journal was re-issued as The Carrollian.