F is for Frabjous. Frabjous means Splendid, Fine. Lewis Carroll coined this term and when I think about his works that word makes perfect sense.
Lewis Carroll’s biography in Wikipedia says that “he is noted for his facility at word play, logic and fantasy.” What a wonderful description.
I did a little research on the man and discovered along with his most widely known books, Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland,Through the Looking-Glass, and What Alice Found There, The Hunting of the Snark, and Sylvie and Bruno he also wrote books on Mathematics such as: The Game of Logic, and Euclid and his Modern Rivals. Besides writing, which included his books and poetry, he was also a photographer, an
ordained minister, a mathematician and logician.
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Lewis Carroll was also an inventor. He invented The Wonderland Postage-Stamp Case to encourage letter writing. Later he developed a writing tablet called a nyctograph that allowed note taking in the dark. What writer out there today wouldn’t give anything for one of those. There are many other things that he developed, including a forerunner to the game of Scrabble and two ciphers for cryptography.
Lewis Carroll was a man of many talents and it was
fascinating to read about his life and works.
I had a Frabjous time exploring the man behind Alice and all of her friends. You can read more about Lewis Carroll at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lewis_Carroll and have a Frabjous day.
Ah! Such an interesting personality. There is no limit to his creativity if you look at it. Amazing isn’t it?
I had no idea how much he did! Thanks for sharing!
Hope you have a frabjous day, too! How interesting to learn that he did so much more than write.