Mark Davies is an Oxford local historian, guide, speaker, and writer. Since deciding to live on a canalboat in central Oxford in 1992, he has written and published four books: Our Canal in Oxford and A Towpath Walk in Oxford (both co-written with Catherine Robinson), The Abingdon Waterturnpike Murder, and Stories of Oxford Castle (all under the Oxford Towpath Press imprint).
'A splendid book--fully informative and balanced about Dodgson's life and (Alice-related) preoccupations, and marvellously detailed when it comes to the river and Oxford. A really important addition to the literature of Lewis Carroll and Oxford, I'm sure it will be eagerly bought and read by students of literature (and especially children's literature) as well as visitors to the city.' --Philip Pullman 'This thoroughly enjoyable book reveals, for the first time, the importance of Oxford's waterways as a background to the stories.' --Mark Richards, Chairman, The Lewis Carroll Society Ab
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