Through the Outlooking Glass

"Through the Outlooking Glass" offers a delightful parody of Lewis Carroll's iconic "Alice in Wonderland." Simeon Strunsky's literary humor playfully satirizes Carroll's work, creating a witty and engaging experience for readers familiar with the original. This clever take on Carroll's style provides a unique perspective, exploring similar themes with a satirical lens.

A masterful example of American literary humor, this book provides ample opportunity for readers to consider the enduring power of "Alice in Wonderland" and the rich possibilities of parody. This meticulously prepared print republication allows a new generation to rediscover this classic work of satire. Perfect for those who appreciate insightful literary criticism disguised as playful storytelling.

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