CREDENTIALS

Long-standing member of the Lewis Carroll Society (since 1975)

Secretary: 1976-1979

Chairman: 1982-1985

Treasurer: 1986-1989

Director of Publishing: 1990-2002

Chairman of the Editorial Board: 1998-2002

Publications Distribution Officer: 2001-onwards

Member of the Lewis Carroll Society of North America (since 1976)

Founder Member of the Lewis Carroll Society of Japan (since 1994)

Member of the Lewis Carroll Society of Australia (since 1997)

Member of the Lewis Carroll Society of Canada (since 1997)

Teacher’s Certificate, Bishop Otter College, Chichester: 1967

B.Sc. (First Class Honours) Mathematics, Hatfield Polytechnic: 1975

M.Sc. Mathematical Education, Christ Church, Oxford University: 1983

M.A. (Honorary from University of Luton): 1996, for contribution to literary scholarship, specifically Lewis Carroll

Books published with a Lewis Carroll theme:

THE LOGIC OF LEWIS CARROLL

Privately published in a limited edition of 300 copies in 1978

Now out of print

 

ALICE IN WONDERLAND, LEWIS CARROLL’S FAMOUS STORY ILLUSTRATED BY HARRY FURNISS

Limited edition of 42 copies privately printed for the Lewis Carroll Society in 1985. Now out of print

THE CIPHER ALICE

The Lewis Carroll Society, 1990

A translation of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland into Carroll’s Telegraph Cipher with illustrations by children.

ISBN: 0 904117 31 6

ALICE’S ADVENTURES IN CURRICULUM-LAND

Bedfordshire Education Service, 1990

Compiled to support an Exhibition for Teachers and Pupils, November 1990. Now out of print

 

 

LEWIS CARROLL’S GAMES AND PUZZLES

Dover Publications, New York, USA, published in the USA in May 1992, and published in the UK in November 1992

A collection of 42 games and puzzles, mostly invented by Lewis Carroll

ISBN: 0 486 26922 1

SKEFFINGTON HUME DODGSON, BROTHER OF LEWIS CARROLL, VICAR OF VOWCHURCH, 1895-1910: A BRIEF BIOGRAPHY

Privately published in November 1992

A biographical account of Dodgson’s brother

THE OXFORD PAMPHLETS OF LEWIS CARROLL

University Press of Virginia in conjunction with The Lewis Carroll Society of North America, 1993

The reproduction of 66 pamphlets, leaflets and circulars by Lewis Carroll.

ISBN: 0 8139 1250 4

LEWIS CARROLL’S DIARIES: VOLUME 1

The Lewis Carroll Society, 1993

A complete and unabridged version of Carroll’s private journal, published for the first time with the permission of the Trustees of the C. L. Dodgson Estate. This first volume covers the year 1855, and is fully annotated with a comprehensive index

ISBN: 0 904117 06 5

LEWIS CARROLL’S DIARIES: VOLUME 2

The Lewis Carroll Society, 1994

This volume covers the year 1856, and is fully annotated with an index

ISBN: 0 904117 07 3

 

LEWIS CARROLL’S DIARIES: VOLUME 3

The Lewis Carroll Society, 1995

This volume covers the period January 1857 to April 1858, and is fully annotated with an index

ISBN: 0 904117 08 1

 

REDISCOVERED LEWIS CARROLL PUZZLES

Dover Publications, New York, USA, 1995

Another 42 puzzles collected from a variety of sources

ISBN: 0 486 28861 7

 

ALICE IN WONDERLAND DECK AND BOOK SET

U. S. Games Systems, Inc., Stamford, Connecticut, USA, 1996

Containing the Alice in Wonderland Puzzle and Game Book

ISBN: 0 88079 704 5

LEWIS CARROLL’S DIARIES: VOLUME 4

The Lewis Carroll Society, 1997

This volume covers the period May 1862 to September 1864, and also a reconstruction of the missing years 1858-1862. It is fully annotated with an index

ISBN: 0 904117 09 X

LEWIS CARROLL: CORRESPONDENCE NUMBERS

Private publication dated December 1997

Now out of print

 

 

ALICE IN ESCHERLAND

Jointly written interactive calendar for 1998

QED Publications, 1998

ISBN: 1 85853 026 1

Now out of print

LEWIS CARROLL: PRESENTATION COPIES OF ALICE’S ADVENTURES IN WONDERLAND

Private publication dated December 1998

Now out of print

 

 

LEWIS CARROLL’S DIARIES: VOLUME 5

The Lewis Carroll Society, 1999

This volume covers the period September 1864 to January 1868, and includes "The Russian Journal." It is fully annotated with an index

ISBN: 0 904117 10 3

LEWIS CARROLL: PRESENTATION COPIES OF ALICE’S ADVENTURES UNDER GROUND

Private publication dated December 1999

Now out of print

 

 

PEOPLE PHOTOGRAPHED BY C. L. DODGSON: A LIST OF PORTRAITS

Private publication dated December 2000

Now out of print

 

 

 

LEWIS CARROLL’S DIARIES: VOLUME 6

The Lewis Carroll Society, 2001

This volume covers the period April 1868 to December 1876, and is fully annotated with an index

ISBN: 0 904117 15 4

 

 

C. L. DODGSON’S MEMORIA TECHNICA FOR NUMBERS

Private publication dated December 2001

Now out of print

 

 

LEWIS CARROLL, PHOTOGRAPHER

Jointly with Roger Taylor

Princeton University Press, 2002

Short-listed in the Kraszna-Krausz Awards for best photography book in 2002. The most comprehensive book on Lewis Carroll’s photography

ISBN: 0 691 07443 7

A SCRAPBOOK COMPILED BY CHARLES L. DODGSON

Private publication dated December 2002

Jointly prepared with August A. Imholtz, Jr. and David H. Schaefer

Now out of print

LEWIS CARROLL’S DIARIES: VOLUME 7

The Lewis Carroll Society, 2003

This volume covers the period January 1877 to June 1883, and is fully annotated with an index.

ISBN: 0 904117 27 8

 

 

LEWIS CARROLL AND HIS ILLUSTRATORS

Jointly with Morton N. Cohen

Cornell University Press: September 2003 (US Edition)

Macmillan and Company: October 2003 (UK Edition)

ISBN: 0 8014 4148 X

ISBN: 0 333 78307 7

THE REAL LEWIS CARROLL

Private publication dated December 2003

Now out of print

 

 

 

 

LEWIS CARROLL’S DIARIES: VOLUME 8

The Lewis Carroll Society, 2004

This volume covers the period July 1883 to June 1892, and is fully annotated with an index

ISBN: 0 904117 28 6

 

LEWIS CARROLL’S WHITE STONE DAYS

Private publication dated December 2004

Now out of print

 

 

 

LEWIS CARROLL’S DIARIES: VOLUME 9

The Lewis Carroll Society, 2005

This volume covers the period July 1892 to December 1897, and is fully annotated with an index

ISBN: 0 904117 29 4

 

FIRST TIME: THE FIRST USE OF WORDS BY LEWIS CARROLL

Private publication dated December 2005

Now out of print

 

 

MACMILLAN EDITIONS OF ALICE’S ADVENTURES IN WONDERLAND

AND THROUGH THE LOOKING-GLASS

Private publication dated December 2006

Now out of print

 

THE PHOTOGRAPHY OF LEWIS CARROLL

The Lewis Carroll Society, July 2007

Exhibition catalogue with an introduction by Colin Ford

ISBN: 9780904117356

 

ALICE IN I. D. 25

Private publication, August 2007

Jointly with Mavis Batey, reprint of a suppressed parody of Alice first published in 1918, concerning intelligence and code-breaking in World War One

ISBN: 978 1 904733 04 0

LEWIS CARROLL’S DIARIES: VOLUME 10

The Lewis Carroll Society, September 2007

A complete index to the surviving nine volumes and a reconstruction of two missing volumes covering the years 1851-1855

ISBN: 9780904117349

SNIPPETS OF CARROLLIAN INTEREST

Private publication, December 2007

Now out of print

 

 

 

 

LIVES OF VICTORIAN LITERARY FIGURES: LEWIS CARROLL

Part VI, Carroll, Stevenson and Swinburne, in Three Volumes

Compiler and editor of the Lewis Carroll Volume

Pickering and Chatto Publishers, London, January 2008

ISBN: 9781851969050

Reprint of biographical papers

 

 

 

Articles published:

A series of articles published in the Journal of the Lewis Carroll Society, Jabberwocky, from 1977-1997:

(a-01) "What I tell you forty-two times is true!" Volume 6, Number 4 (1977). An article reporting Carroll’s fascination with the number forty-two.

(a-02) "The Mathematical Scholarship of Charles L. Dodgson" and "An Assessment of General List of Subjects, 1863, and A Guide to the Mathematical Student, 1864." Volume 7, Number 1(1978). A paper discussing

Carroll’s mathematical education and a review of two of his mathematical works.

 

(a-03) "Charles L. Dodgson and Mathematics." Volume 8, Number 1 (1978). A paper that discussed Carroll’s standing as a Victorian mathematician.

(a-04) "The Centenary of Euclid and His Modern Rivals." Volume 8, Number 3 (1979). A celebration of Carroll’s only dramatisation.

(a-05) "The Game of Logic, 1887." Volume 11, Number 1 (1982). A review of Carroll’s first publication on logic.

(a-06) "Lewis Carroll’s Rooms at Christ Church." Volume 12, Number 3 (1983). Results of a research project to locate Carroll’s rooms at Christ Church from 1851-1898 that corrected a number of previous errors made by biographers.

(a-07) "Further findings about the number forty-two." Volume 17, Numbers 1 & 2 (1988). A follow-up article to (a) with new material.

(a-08) "Notes by an Oxford Chap." Volume 20, Numbers 1 & 2 (1991). A personal account of my researches and discoveries in the Library and Archives at Christ Church.

(a-09) Guest Editorial Volume 20, Numbers 3 & 4 (1991). To celebrate the First International Lewis Carroll Conference held at Christ Church during the summer of 1989.

(a-10) "Concerning Canon D B Eperson" and "A List of the Modern Publications of Dodgson’s Mathematical Works." Volume 21, Number 1 (1992). Introduction to Canon Eperson’s revised paper (1933) on "Lewis Carroll, Mathematician,"

and a checklist of current works.

(a-11) "The Illustration Plan for Through the Looking-Glass." Volume 21, Number 2 (1992). A paper on Carroll’s schedule discovered in the Library at Christ Church.

(a-12) "Two Letters from Lorina to Alice." Volume 21, Number 4 (1992). Publication of two revealing letters found at Christ Church, written by Alice’s sister Lorina in 1930.

(a-13) "Further early reviews of Alice’s Adventures." Volume 22, Number 1 (1993). First re-printing of a review of Alice found in the Westminster Review 1866.

(a-14) "The Publication of Lewis Carroll’s Private Journal." Volume 22, Number 4 (1993).

 

In addition, I have written a number of book and film reviews (8) and letters to the Editor (3) which have been published in Jabberwocky over the years.

 

Articles published in the Journal of the Lewis Carroll Society, The Carrollian, from 1998:

(b-01) "Alice Illustrated by Harry Furniss" jointly with Selwyn Goodacre, No. 3, Spring 1999

(b-02) "Lewis Carroll’s Correspondence Numbers, Part I" No. 6, Autumn 2000

(b-03) "Lewis Carroll’s Correspondence Numbers, Part II" No. 7, Spring 2001

(b-04) "What Happened to Lewis Carroll’s Diaries?" No. 8, Autumn 2001

(b-05) "The Workwoman’s Guide to ‘The Working Man’s Cap’" jointly with Jeffrey Stern, No. 15, Spring 2005

(b-06) "A Question of Chance: Correspondence between C. L. Dodgson and IsaacTodhunter," expected soon

(b-07) "The Brothers and Sisters of Charles L. Dodgson revealed in their letters: some previously unpublished correspondence" jointly with Francis R. Dodgson

(b-08) "Who was Baxter, the Oxford Printer?" expected soon

 

Articles published in the Newsletter of the Lewis Carroll Society of Japan, Looking-Glass Letter, about my role as editor of the new unabridged edition of Lewis Carroll’s Diaries

(c–01) Diary Notes 1: Introduction, No. 87, January/February 2006

(c–02) Diary Notes 2: The Task Begins, No. 88, March/April 2006

(c–03) Diary Notes 3: The Footnotes, No. 89, May/June 2006

(c–04) Diary Notes 4: The Look of the Book, No.90, July/August 2006

(c–05) Diary Notes 5: Publication, No. 91, September/October 2006

(c–06) Diary Notes 6: Photography, No. 92, November/December 2006

(c–07) Diary Notes 7: Art, No. 93, January/February 2007

(c–08) Diary Notes 8: Victorian Theatre, No. 94, March/April 2007

(c–09) Diary Notes 9: Identification, No. 95, May/June 2007

(c–10) Diary Notes 10: Newspapers, No. 96, July/August 2007

(c–11) Diary Notes 11: Letters, No. 97, September/October 2007

(c–12) Diary Notes 12: Keeping Track, Spring 2008

 

Other articles:

(d-01) "John N. S. Davis"

Knight Letter, The Newsletter of the Lewis Carroll Society of North America

Number 16, September 1981

(d-02) "Lewis Carroll and the Bat"

Antiquarian Book Monthly Review, Vol. IX, No. 7, Issue 99, July 1982

(d-03) "Mathematics in Bedfordshire Schools" Bedfordshire Magazine: Vol. 21, No. 164, Spring 1988

(d-04) Charles Lutwidge Dodgson (Lewis Carroll) 1832-1898

Programme for Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland performed by the

Christ Church Cathedral School, July 1989

(d-05) "Lewis Carroll et le Nombre 42"

Europe Revue Litteraire Mensuelle, 1990

A revised version of two previous papers with additions, translated into French

(d-06) "A Selection of Classroom Activities to Introduce the TI-106"

Texas Instruments, June 1993

(d-07) "Mrs. Hargreaves Comes to the U.S.A."

Proceedings of the Second International Lewis Carroll Conference, LCSNA, 1994

(d-08) "Hereford Links with Lewis Carroll"

Country Quest Magazine, March 1995

(d-09) "Lewis Carroll’s World of Recreational Mathematics"

Notyet, The Journal of Hosei University, Tokyo, 1995

(d-10) "Lewis Carroll, Who Are You?"

Japanese University Journal, 1995

(d-11) "Collecting Lewis Carroll"

Essay contributed to the Book and Magazine Collector

Published in No. 142, issued January 1996

(d-12) "An MA for Alice"

Fast Forward, The University of Luton’s Magazine for Business and Education, Issue 5, Winter 1996/97

(d-13) "Lewis Carroll’s Photographic Register"

Mischmasch, The Journal of the Lewis Carroll Society of Japan

Published in Issue No. 2, 1997

(d-14) Review: "Jack the Ripper ‘Light-hearted Friend’" by Richard Wallace

Ripperologist, Newsletter of the Cloak & Dagger Club, No. 11, June 1997

(d-15) "An Appreciation of Joe Brabant"

White Rabbit Tales, The Newsletter of the Lewis Carroll Society of Canada

No. 6, Summer 1997

(d-16) "Lewis Carroll’s Alice Books: A Collector’s Guide"

Essay contributed to the Book and Magazine Collector

Published in No. 167, issued February 1998

(d-17) "Lewis Carroll’s Photography"

Essay contributed to the Grolier Club Catalogue of the Jon Lindseth Collection exhibited April/May 1998 at the Grolier Club, New York

(d-18) "Auctioning Alice"

Christie’s Magazine, December 1998.

(d-19) "Lewis Carroll’s Investments in Steamships"

Princeton University Library Chronicle, Vol. LX, Number 3, Spring 1999

(d-20) Foreword to Eight or Nine Wise Words about Letter-Writing

Levenger Press, Florida, 1999

(d-21) Foreword to Feeding the Mind

Levenger Press, Florida, 1999

(d-22) Obituary for Canon Donald Eperson

The Times, 25 May 2001

(d-23) "C. L. Dodgson, Member of the Jury"

Mischmasch, The Journal of the Lewis Carroll Society of Japan

Published in Issue No. 5, 2001

(d-24) Introduction to Lewis Carroll’s Nightmare by Victoria and Byron Sewell (Storkling Press, 2002) entitled "Did Lewis Carroll Like Boys?"

(d-25) "Charles Dodgson’s Photography"

The Lobster’s Voice, newsletter of the Lewis Carroll Society of Australia

Volume 5, Issue 1, July 2002

(d-26) "Ten of my Favourite Lewis Carroll Photographs"

White Rabbit Tales, The Newsletter of the Lewis Carroll Society of Canada

Number 24, 2002

(d-27) "Some Little Known Facts About Lewis Carroll"

Mischmasch, The Journal of the Lewis Carroll Society of Japan Published in Issue No. 6, 2002

(d-28) "Mr. Dodgson and the Royal Family," Part 1

Knight Letter, The Magazine of the Lewis Carroll Society of North America

Volume II, Issue 2, Number 72, Winter 2003

(d-29) "Mr. Dodgson and the Royal Family," Part 2

Knight Letter, The Magazine of the Lewis Carroll Society of North America

Volume II, Issue 3, Number 73, Spring 2004

(d-30) "Reader beware!"

Mischmasch, The Journal of the Lewis Carroll Society of Japan

Published in Issue No. 7, 2004

(d-31) "Wine and Lewis Carroll" Mischmasch, The Journal of the Lewis Carroll Society of Japan

Published in Issue No. 8, 2006

(d-32) "Edwin Dodgson, Priest in Charge at Tristan Da Cunha"

South Atlantic Chronicle, The Journal of the St. Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha Philatelic Society. Vol. XXX, No. 2, April-July 2006

(d-33) "C. L. Dodgson Meets a Famous American Architect"

Knight Letter, The Magazine of the Lewis Carroll Society of North America

Volume II, Issue 7, Number 77, Fall 2006

(d-34) "Charles L. Dodgson and the Theatre" Mischmasch, The Journal of the Lewis Carroll Society of Japan

Published in Issue No. 9, 2007

 

Consultancies and Research:

a. Trustee of the Lewis Carroll Birthplace Trust set up to promote Lewis Carroll and Daresbury. The site of the birthplace was purchased and made accessible to visitors in 1993

b. The National Geographic Society

Supported the writer and photographer of The Wonderland and Lewis Carroll

Published in the National Geographic Magazine, June 1991

c. Invited by the Japan Foundation to visit Tokyo and other major cities in Japan during October/November 1994 to promote the life and works of Lewis Carroll, and to help establish the Lewis Carroll Society of Japan

d. Gained a Library Research Fellowship at Princeton University, USA, to work on their Carroll Collections, August 1996.

e. The British Council Exhibition, Lewis Carroll: Photographer

Supported the curator of the exhibition, Roger Taylor

First exhibited at the Picture Gallery, Christ Church, January 1998
  1. The National Portrait Gallery Exhibition, Lewis Carroll Through the Viewfinder exhibited July to October 1998

    2. Supported the curator, Colin Ford

  2. Aperture Publications, Reflections in a Looking-Glass, published in October 1998

    3. Supported the author, Morton N. Cohen

  3. Gained a Mellon Research Fellowship at the University of Texas at Austin, USA, to work on their Carroll Collections, October 2000
  4. Sotheby’s, "Lewis Carroll’s Alice," the sale of the Liddell/Hargreaves Collection, June 2001

    5. Supported the auctioneer in compiling the catalogue

  5. The British Stammering Association, worked on a video for schools, Summer 2002

Does not appear to have been issued
  1. The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art exhibition entitled Dreaming in Pictures, The Photography of Lewis Carroll, August 2002 onwards in four US cities. I wrote the captions for the exhibition and provided background research for the organiser, Doug Nickel. My captions were reproduced in the exhibition catalogue, Dreaming in Pictures (Yale University Press: 2002)
  2. The Library of Congress, Washington DC: Website for a Lewis Carroll Scrapbook - I wrote the introductions and notes for the scrapbook with help from August Imholtz. On line in July 2004

Other activities:

a. One of the main organisers of the First International Lewis Carroll Conference at Christ Church, Oxford, July 1989, attended by over 150 delegates from around the world

b. Organiser of the "Lewis Carroll in Wonderland" exhibition, which toured parts of the UK and Japan. The majority of the items came from my personal Lewis Carroll collection.

c. Member of the 1998 Committee which was set up to prepare for the anniversary celebrations commemorating the centenary of Carroll’s death in 1898.

d. Chairman of the organising committee for the Lewis Carroll Centenary Programme at Christ Church, Oxford (16-22 August 1998).

e. Lecturer for the Oxford Experience at Christ Church, Oxford, July 2001

"Lewis Carroll and Oxford" - a week of investigation

Repeated in July 2002, July 2003, August 2004, August 2005, July 2006, July 2007, July 2008

f. Lecturer for the Oxford Literary Festival in May 2003 – gave a talk entitled "Mystic, awful was the process" – sponsored by Princeton University Press

  1. Invited by the Finn-Brit Association to give talks on Lewis Carroll at ten major towns in Finland during November 2003.
  2. Invited to give talks in Sweden including one to the National Theatre Company in Stockholm who gave a performance of Alice in Wonderland in December 2003
  3. Invited as guest speaker at the 10th anniversary conference of the Lewis Carroll Society of Japan in Tokyo, November 2004.
  4. Speaker at the Recreational Mathematics Conference in London, May 2005, organised by the British Society for the History of Mathematics.
  5. Lecturer for the Elderhostel Programme (Retired American Academics) at Christ Church, Oxford, 29/30 August 2006 – gave presentation on Dodgson’s games and puzzles, and a talk entitled "Christ Church and Lewis Carroll." Repeated August 2007
  6. Speaker at the Oxford University Museum of Natural History as part of city’s "Alice’s Day" in July 2007, and also at the Oxford Playhouse.

 

Television appearances:
  1. LONDON LOOK-IN

    2. 24 May 1978 – Programme for schools about making film animations

  2. OMNIBUS, BBC1

    3. 31 January 1982 – only partially seen working a syllogism on a blackboard, but spent a day in Oxford recording scenes for the programme which were not used

  3. NEWSNIGHT, BBC2

    4. 17 December 1982

    Westminster Abbey ceremony – Lewis Carroll plaque in Poet’s Corner

  4. CHANNEL 4 NEWS

    5. 17 December 1982

    Westminster Abbey ceremony – Lewis Carroll plaque in Poet’s Corner

  5. CANADIAN BROADCASTING COMPANY

    6. 9 February 1984 – live programme with link to San Francisco to discuss the new book suggesting that Queen Victoria wrote Alice

  6. DANISH TELEVISION

11 February 1984 – interview about Queen Victoria and Alice#

g. AUSTRIAN TELEVISION

5 March 1984 - Interview for programme on Lewis Carroll televised on 26 August 1984

h. PAMELA ARMSTRONG, BBC2

15 December 1986 – interview with me and John Wells about new Alice production at the Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith

i. HIGHWAY, ITV

14 May 1989 – I meet Sir Harry Secombe at Oxford in the Deanery Garden

j. CENTRAL TV NEWS, ITV MIDLANDS

July 1990 – I recorded a piece on the banks of the river Isis to celebrate the 125th anniversary of the publication of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland
  1. NHK, JAPAN

    2. August 1993 – recorded an interview for an Alice quiz programme

  2. DISCOVERY CHANNEL

20 April 1994 – contribution to a documentary on Lewis Carroll called "Great Books – Alice in Wonderland" made by Cronkite Ward and Company – it has been shown many times around the world
  1. UK TODAY, ITV MIDLANDS

    2. July 1994 – made in Oxford with help from members of the Lewis Carroll Society

  2. LOOK EAST, BBC1

February 1995 – Edward in Wonderland – about my Carroll collection

o. OMNIBUS: BBC1

January 1998, "Curiouser and Curiouser: Lewis Carroll 1898-1998" – I was a consultant for the programme and provided most of the photo stills (recorded by Ken Morse in London)

p. FOR THE LOVE OF ALICE: CHANNEL 4

20 April 1998, repeated a few times – studio discussion about Alice with Anne Clark Amor, Brian Sibley, Charlie Lovett, Alan White, Graham Ovenden and me, made by World of Wonder, recorded in London in July 1997
  1. INSIDE OUT: YORKSHIRE TELEVISION

    2. 2 June 2003 – a brief contribution on Carroll’s north country connections

  2. NHK, JAPAN

    3. 4 July 2003 – Interactive TV , What Happened Today? Volume 8: "Lewis Carroll" – I recorded a contribution in the Upper Library, Christ Church

  3. HIGHEST BIDDER, BBC2

21 August 2003 – contribution to a programme about Alice auctions made by Tiger Aspect – my interview recorded in London

Together with a few other minor contributions and appearances over the years.

 

Radio performances and contributions:

  1. LEWIS CARROLL PROGRAMME

    2. One of the interviewees

    BBC Radio Oxford, 2 July 1990

  2. TO KEEP THE MEMORY GREEN: THE LEWIS CARROLL SOCIETY

    3. Interview with Humphrey Carpenter

    BBC Radio 4, 27 July 1990

  3. INTERVIEW FOR "HEREABOUTS"

    4. Interviewed by Mal Pope concerning visit by the LCS to Croft and discovery of the Cheshire Cat

    BBC Radio Cymru, 8 July 1992

  4. INTERVIEW FOR THE JOHN DUNN PROGRAMME

    5. Interview by John Dunn concerning visit by the LCS to Croft and the discovery of the Cheshire Cat

    BBC Radio 2, 6.45 p.m., 8 July 1992

  5. INTERVIEW WITH SIMON GROOME

    6. Interviewed in my Luton home about collecting Lewis Carroll

    BBC Radio Bedfordshire, 5 January 1995

  6. LEWIS CARROLL PROGRAMME ABOUT EXHIBITION AT CHEPSTOW

    7. Interview with John Warburton

    BBC Radio Hereford and Worcester, 2.00 p.m., 31 August 1995

  7. NIGHT WAVES: REVIEW OF MORTON COHEN’S BIOGRAPHY OF LEWIS CARROLL

    8. One of the interviewees

    BBC Radio 3, 6 December 1995

  8. LEWIS CARROLL THROUGH THE LOOKING-GLASS

    9. One of the interviewees

    BBC Radio Thames Valley, 25 May 1998

  9. LEWIS CARROLL CENTENARY PROGRAMME

    10. One of the interviewees

    Australian Broadcasting Corporation, September 1998

  10. MORE OR LESS: LEWIS CARROLL NUMBER GAMES

    11. One of the interviewees

    BBC Radio 4, 18 December 2001

  11. THE MYSTERY OF LEWIS CARROLL by Jenny Woolf

One of the interviewees

BBC Radio 4, 11.30 a.m.,19 December 2006