The Works of Lewis Carroll

The Works of Lewis Carroll, published by Hamlyn Publishing Group in a 1968 second impression, is a substantial and highly appealing collected volume that brings together the imaginative brilliance of one of Britain's most influential literary figures. Lewis Carroll, the pen name of Charles Lutwidge Dodgson, is celebrated worldwide for his unique ability to combine playful fantasy, logical puzzles, and sharp social satire, and this edition presents his work in a format designed for broad readership and lasting enjoyment.

The Works of Lewis Carroll showcases Carroll's enduring fascination with language, logic, and the absurd, most famously expressed through his iconic Alice stories, but also reflected in his wider body of writing. Carroll's work continues to reward readers of all ages, offering surface-level charm for younger audiences while revealing deeper philosophical wit and linguistic inventiveness to adult readers. His influence extends far beyond children's literature, shaping modern fantasy, nonsense verse, and even aspects of mathematical and logical thought.

Issued by Hamlyn Publishing Group, known for producing well-designed and accessible editions of classic works, this 1968 second impression reflects mid-twentieth-century publishing values, combining durability with visual appeal. The book is well suited to family libraries, collectors of classic literature, and readers seeking a comprehensive introduction to Carroll's imaginative world.

The Works of Lewis Carroll remains a timeless addition to any second-hand book collection, valued for both its literary significance and its role in preserving the legacy of an author whose creativity continues to captivate readers more than a century after his work first appeared.

Condition: Very Good - Light wear on dust jacket and boards edges. Foxing present. Dust jacket is price clipped.