Friendship with George MacDonald
Poet involved
What happened
In 1862, Lewis Carroll developed a friendship with the author George MacDonald, whose works greatly influenced Carroll's writing style and themes. Their relationship fostered a mutual appreciation for fantasy and imagination, encouraging Carroll to explore deeper narratives in his own works.
Literary impact
MacDonald's emphasis on fantasy and moral depth inspired Carroll to infuse his stories with richer themes and character development. This friendship helped Carroll refine his voice as a writer, leading to the creation of more complex narratives that resonate with readers on multiple levels.
Source: Wikipedia
