The Hunting of the Snark

Published in 1876, this whimsical poem is a quintessential example of nonsense literature, showcasing the author's playful use of language and absurdity. It connects to "Through the Looking-Glass" through shared vocabulary, particularly from the famous "Jabberwocky." The work invites readers into a fantastical journey filled with quirky characters and imaginative scenarios, continuing the author's exploration of surrealism and wordplay that captivated audiences in his earlier works.