By Darren Parkin Not as many kids read Alice In Wonderland these days. The unmarried Lewis Carroll (aka the Reverend Charles Dodgson) was overly fond of young girls including Alice Liddell, the inspiration of the eponymous book. Carroll’s reputation suffered after his death, and it’s easy to see why. Let’s just say dressing and photographing the six-year-old Alice Liddell in off-the-shoulder rags as a beggar doesn’t exactly disprove suspicion. The book, however, has never been out of print for more than 150 years and re-reading it this week brought back a welter of hallucinogenic memories as I…

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