F.1
Brinson, Linda.  “Book Beauty—A Couple’s Love for Rare Volumes Has Led to a Career That Will Help Them Share It.”  Winston-Salem Journal (24 Aug. 1986).  C1, C11.  Article on Lovett & Lovett, Booksellers and Lovett Collection.  Illustrated.

F.2
“Charles Lovett:  Summit Salutes You.”  Summit Echoes, 1988.  5.  Article on CL’s work in Summit theatre.  Illustrated.

F.3
“One Collection and How It Grew.”  In Program for Brenner Children’s Hospital Antiques Show and Sale (March 31–April 2, 1989).  41–44.

F.4
Reardon, Mary. “Old Books, New Pleasure.” Winston-Salem Magazine (September/October, 1990).  40-42.  Article on Lovett & Lovett Booksellers.

F.5
Reardon, Mary.  “Alice Collected.”  Winston-Salem Magazine (November/ December, 1990).  17.  Article on the Lovett Alice collection.  Reprinted in Program for North Carolina Creative Children’s Theatre production of Alice in Wonderland.

F.6
Caro, Mark.   “Wonderworks—125 years after Lewis Carroll took us down the rabbit hole, fascination with Alice just keeps getting deeper.”  Chicago Tribune (21 Nov. 1990), D1, D8. Article on 125th anniversary of publication of Alice.

F.7
Underwood, Kim.  “Bushels of Books—Specializing in the Recycled Word.”  Winston-Salem Journal (26 Feb. 1991).  19-20.  Article on used bookstores in W-S.

F.8
Whittington, Dennis.  “Even recent books can be collectors items.”  Triad Business News (June 1–7, 1992).  12. Illustrated.

F.9
Goodacre, Selwyn H. Charles Lovett and Lewis Carroll, An Annotated Handlist. (London: T.G.B. Productions, 1997). 8pp. Compiled on the occasion of a speech by Lovett before the Lewis Carroll Society, London.

F.10
Untitled comments on Warren Weaver in Silberman, Steve, “Talking to Strangers,” WIRED Issue 8.05 (May 2000). Article about machine translation.

F.11
“Welcome New Staff . . . Charlie Lovett Writer-in-Residence.” Summit News (December 2002). 4.  Biographical article. Unsigned but written by Barbara Long.

F.12
“Love of Language  Local man has three passions—writing books, writing plays and anything Lewis Carroll.” ArtView A View of the Arts in Winston-Salem (Published by the Winston-Salem Journal) (26 May 2004). 10, 16, 27. Illustrated. Reprinted in Summit Echoes (2005). 13–14.

F.13
“Desperately Seeking . . .” Quote on buying books in Cecil Court in Time Out London (No. 1797, January 26–February 2, 2005). 32.

F.14
Untitled remarks on Davidson Theatre Professor Rupert Barber in Coppens, Julie York, “Artist led Davidson theatre department.” Charlotte Observer (12 May 2006). Obituary.

F.15
Huie, Michael. “Finding Wonderland.” Winston-Salem Monthly (November 2007), 9. Short article, with quotes, on Charlie’s Lewis Carroll collection.

F.16
Untitled remarks on Lewis Carroll scholar Anashia Plackis in Rivera, Laura, “Anashia Plackis, Professor, 80.” New York Newsday (3 March 2008), A32. Obituary.