Lewis Carroll was far more than the author of Alice: an Oxford mathematics don whose gift for logical nonsense produced an entire body of wordplay, puzzles, and verse alongside his famous fiction. This comprehensive collection brings together his complete novels, including both Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and its sequel Through the Looking-Glass, and What Alice Found There, plus the ambitious two-part fantasy Sylvie and Bruno; his short fiction, including the logic puzzle story A Tangled Tale and the philosophical dialogue What the Tortoise Said to Achilles; and his complete poetry, from the playful Puzzles from Wonderland to his more introspective later verse. Together they show the full range of a writer who could move effortlessly between whimsical fantasy and rigorous logical play. This Chronicle Vault edition presents the complete works, unabridged, in a clean, fully reflowable format for all e-readers.
