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LCS Annual Membership (Individual Standard Rate)£25.00 – £35.00 -
LCS Individual under 27 [Online publications only] (Individual Reduced Rate)£10.00
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LCS Individual under 27 Membership (Individual Reduced Rate)£20.00 – £30.00
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LCS Annual Membership (Institution/Company Rate)£40.00 – £50.00
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LCS Annual Membership (Sponsoring Rate)£50.00 – £60.00
Annual Subscription Rates
Our year starts for everyone on October 1. Therefore all members need to renew their subscriptions on this date.
Here is what you should pay. When you have determined your rate, scroll down for HOW TO PAY
Individual Members – Standard Rate
The normal rate at which members join the Society
- UK – £25
- Europe – £30
- Worldwide – £35
Individual under 27 Members
- UK – £20
- Europe – £25
- Worldwide – £30
- Anywhere in the world £10 – a special rate for those willing to have publications sent online only. Those paying this rate will not receive publications by post. (see below for How to Pay)
Institutions, Libraries, Companies and other organisations
- UK – £40
- Europe – £45
- Worldwide – £50
Sponsoring Members
An optional rate for members who like to show their support for the Society by paying an extra amount each year. It does not purchase additional benefits.
- UK – £50
- Europe – £55
- Worldwide - £60
HOW TO PAY
If you live in the UK or have a sterling bank account:
* bank transfer to The Lewis Carroll Society account 17700574 sort code 60 23 13
*PayPal (state UK on the options)
*Send a cheque for the correct amount to The Treasurer, Lewis Carroll Society, 9, Hampden Road, HA3 5PP
Outside the UK – all non-sterling accounts.
Please use the above payment buttons.
No other method is acceptable. Do not send non-sterling cheques (as these are very expensive to process).
Membership Period
The LCS membership period runs from October 1st to September 30th each year.
Free Publications
All members receive the following publications: The Carrollian, Bandersnatch and Lewis Carroll Review. For further information CLICK HERE. To see a list of what we sent out to our members in recent years CLICK HERE.
Regular Meetings
The Society holds several meetings each year in London or on Zoom (all subject to Covid-19 restrictions). These usually feature a guest speaker but sometimes take the form of panel discussions, or collections of short papers.
In addition we organise occasional day visits to place with a Carrollian connection, such as Oxford or Guildford.
Publications for Sale
The Society has published a variety of books on different aspects of Dodgson's life and works. These are offered to members, sometimes exclusively or at a discount. Various other bought-in publications are offered from time to time.
The Society's publication of the unabridged and annotated editions of Lewis Carroll's Diaries is one of our leading projects.
Access to Research Material and Information
The Society acts as a pool of knowledge and resources. So by joining the Society, members gain access to a vast amount of information and expertise, which might be difficult to obtain otherwise.
Printed Notification of New Events, Publications, etc.
Although the Society does not make its mailing list available to other organisations, we will distribute advertising material if we feel that it is likely to be of benefit to members. In the past material has included invitations to exhibitions, auctions and other events, programmes and advertisements for festivals, theatre productions, etc.
Other Good Reasons For Joining
Over the years, the Society has been involved in a range of other activities. These include a series of major exhibitions, hosting international conferences and establishing the memorial stone to Lewis Carroll in Westminster Abbey’s Poets’ Corner. The Society also organises four speakers to give free talks on Alice’s Day in Oxford which takes place on the first or second Saturday in July each year.
