New Books Newsletter for Sunday January 23, 2011

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Lewis Carroll (Jan. 27, 1832 - Jan. 14, 1898) Born Charles Lutwidge Dodgson, Carroll was an Anglican clergyman, photographer, and mathematician before he began writing his fanciful children's books. "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland," easily his most famous work, was written to entertain young Alice Liddell and her two sisters Lorina and Edith. During his career, he also wrote many mathematical papers and treatises under his real name. He is also considered one of the best photographers of the Victorian era. Take the "Alice in Wonderland" quiz. Featured Book and Quizzes Featured book by Lewis Carroll: Alice's Adventures in Wonderland This week's quizzes: The Wizard of Oz Famous Pseudonyms Arthurian Legends This Week's Birthdays Robert Burns -- January 25, 1795 Poet often called "The Bard" in his native Scotland and considered the country's greatest poet. Read more about Robert Burns. Read books by Robert Burns from BookDaily. Virginia Woolf -- January 25, 1882 Distinguised British author and feminist essayist. Read books by Virginia Woolf at BookDaily. Anton Chekhov -- January 29, 1860 One of the leading innovators in 20th century playwriting, famous for plays such as "The Seagull." Read more about Anton Chekhov. Read The Plays of Anton Chekhov from BookDaily.	Quick Clicks Free Bottle Of Excedrin Extra Strength Free samples, coupons, daily newsletter with exclusives! 100 Recipes for Diabetics - No More Boring Meals! Click & download yours.
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