Still She Haunts Me: A Novel of Lewis Carroll and Alice Liddell

Charles Lutwidge Dodgson, a shy Oxford mathematician, used the name Lewis Carroll and wrote two classics that liberated children's literature from Victorian moralism. But the nature of his relationship with his young muse, Alice Liddell, remains mysterious. In imagining what might have happened Roiphe has created a deep, richly textured fictional portrait of Alice and Dodgson.