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Lewis Carroll's cat-astrophe, and other literary kittens

Written By Unknown on Thursday, November 22, 2018 | 10:18 AM

Alice in Wonderland author’s angry notes on a feline shown in British Library exhibition

It is an apparently sweet illustration of Alice holding her black kitten Kitty before going though the mirror but it absolutely infuriated the writer Lewis Carroll. “Much over-printed … very bad,” is his testy, underlined scribble.

Carroll’s Trump-like anger at the printing of his book Through the Looking-Glass and what Alice Found There is revealed in a new exhibition opening at the British Library which explores and celebrates cats in literature.

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