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AAIWAlice's Adventures in Wonderland (Lewis Carroll story)
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The titles of many of the pieces are inspired by works such as Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland " 'Because I'm not myself, you see' is so called after an episode in the book when Alice drinks a potion to rapidly make herself very big then very small, and explore claustrophobia," said Hannah.
Hannah's drawing on literary inspiration by Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)
Alice's Adventures in Wonderland from North East writer-director Mark Lediard took top spot in the Micro Movies Classic competition, run by Northern Film & Media.
DARK TAKE ON CHILDREN'S TALE WINS CONTEST by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
He also discovers the island's claim to fame as one of the inspirations behind Alice's Adventures in Wonderland.
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