<p>Charles Lutwidge Dodgson was a mathmetician and literary fabulist, based at Oxford, England, who wrote under the penname Lewis Carroll. His work combines nonsense, tall tale, memory, mathematics, nursery rhyme, and folk story. He has created one of the most memorable literary and imaginative paradigms of all time with his <em>Wonderland</em> stories, and certain phrases of his such as &#8220;down the rabbithole&#8221; have become not only canonical but widespread in the lexicon.</p>
