Mad Hatters and March Hares: All-New Stories from the World of Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland | 
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This is an excellent collection of stories based on Alice‘s Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass. Highly recommend to fans of Alice in Wonderland.
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pickThis was a wonderful collection of brilliantly written stories. And I have to say, I enjoyed all of them. Some were fun, some were amusing, some full of longing, a couple were creepy, and one got downright scary. A must read for anyone who loves Alice‘s Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
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Halfway through, fantastical wonderland stories 🐇
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so-soNeither Merlin, nor me were much convinced about this book. It might be a typical „it‘s not you; it‘s me“ problem though- I had very high expectations and I thought the stories would be much more whimsical and magical in a weird, colourful and happy way- like the original Alice. most of the stories were much darker though, which was somewhat disappointing, simply because it wasn‘t what I wanted. There were some good stories so I give it 3/5⭐️
How great is this? I love it! This book will finally be my next read and I am very excited about it!
pickThere was only one of these stories that I really didn't enjoy ("Eating the Alice Cake") which speaks to the quality of Ellen Datlow as an editor.
Several stories dealt with eating disorders (Eat me! Drink me!) and child abduction, but most dealt with the shifting identities of Alice in the text. Some really leaned into the nonsense which I loved.
Top 3: "My Own Invention", "Sentence Like a Saturday", and "The Flame After the Candle"
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I was eagerly anticipating McGuire‘s contribution to this Wonderland-centric anthology and it did not disappoint!
Here we get the flip side of a portal fantasy when a Cheshire kitten tumbles up the rabbit hole and must grapple with our world of logic as opposed to Wonderland‘s nonsense.
And it could easily fit into the Wayward Children universe if you squint.
It‘s been an insane two weeks at work so I immediately plopped down in my reading chair with some cheez-its and Wonderland-themed short stories. I might warm up a little dinner but that is the extent of my efforts tonight. 😌
It‘s always fun to see an author you like show up by surprise in an anthology.
And that beginning...
The White Knight is my favorite character from the Alice books and “My Own Invention” by Delia Sherman is a sweet story about him and also about how gender is a social construct. It was absolutely wonderful.
“My horse is plodding down a path unspooling under her hooves like a ball of wool, only wider, while I think of ways to wake kings or small children or writers, all of whom seem to be constantly sleeping and dreaming of me in the seventh square on a horse with a mind of her own.”
Having finished my book of Oz-inspired short stories I‘m on to Wonderland! I‘ll be reading these stories between novels.
Just some books I would love to read in February! #readingresolutions @Jess7 #februaryTBR
The first one is for #LMPBC so that one is certain, but with my birthday coming up I might receive others I‘ll have to read first🙊 but I am VERY much looking foward to those books so hopefully I will have time for them😍
This year I am on a slight book buying ban. I am allowed one new book a month. This is my new book for January, it is short stories from the World of Alice in Wonderland, written by many great authors, among them Catherynne M. Valente. I‘m so excited about this 😍😍😍
Also many thanks to @erzascarletbookgasm for the beautiful postcard for #litsypostcardexchange 😘😊
I have been waiting for this! I can always trust an Ellen Datlow edited anthology to be awesome in theme and in the quality of the contributors - this time is no exception! Seanan Maguire, Catherynne Valente, Delia Sherman, Jeffrey Ford, Angela Slatter, and more tackle the weird world of Alice‘s Wonderland. Wheeee! 🍄🐇🎩💕
Super excited about this #bookmail I always love a good remix of a classic story and this collection of Alice-themed works just came out this week!
Especially stoked that Stephen Graham Jones and Catherynne M. Valente have stories in here. Plus who doesn‘t love a Dave McKean cover?
