What nationality is the author of Alice in Wonderland?

Alice in Wonderland was written by an Englishman. Alice in Wonderland was written by lewis carroll.

Lewis? Carol, originally named Charles? Lutevich? Dodgson is not only a novelist and fairy tale writer, but also a mathematician, logician, priest and photographer. He is shy by nature and suffers from severe stuttering, but he has a wide range of interests. He is quite accomplished in novels, poetry, logic and children's photography. He graduated from Oxford University and worked as a mathematics lecturer in Christian College for a long time.

His fairy tales Alice in Wonderland (1865) and Alice's Adventures in the Mirror (187 1) are representative works, which depict the world full of childlike interest through illusory and absurd plots and mock the world of British society in the late19th century.

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Alice's prototype is a seven-year-old girl;

1856, Li Doyle, the new dean of the Church College of Oxford University, arrived, and lewis carroll and Li Doyle's family soon established friendship. He often plays with Li Doyle's wife lorina, his three daughters lorina, Edith and Alice.

On July 4th, 1862, 30-year-old Carol and Li Doyle went boating for an outing. Alice asked Carol to tell a story at the picnic. Carol improvised a story about a little girl falling into a rabbit hole.

Alice asked Carol to write the story. Two years later, Carol finally gave Alice a handwritten and illustrated book entitled Alice's Adventures in the Underground World in June 1864+065438+ 10.

Before that, Carol's friend Mike Donner read the manuscript and appreciated it very much, and helped to contact the publishing house. After denying several topics such as Adventures in the Underground World, Alice and the Immortal, and Alice's Golden Age, this manuscript was finally published on 1865 with the title Alice in Wonderland. The first edition of illustrations drawn by Tenniel has also become an artistic classic.

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