Topic: Lewis Carroll

Dr. Moody promotes his website, lifeafterlife.com, and identifies Making Sense of Nonsense as the book he is proudest of, noting it took 40 years to write. He traces his interest in nonsense back to childhood experiences looking through a telescope and reading Lewis Carroll. He explains that the book offers practical mental reformatting for various professions, including law and advertising.

Literary figures Lewis Carroll and J.M. Barrie are analyzed regarding their fixations on children and the suspicious circumstances surrounding their personal lives. Carroll, the author of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, faced scrutiny over missing diary pages and his relationship with Alice Liddell. Similarly, Peter Pan creator J.M. Barrie gained custody of the Llewelyn Davies boys through a disputed will transcription that bypassed the family's intended guardian.