During the long summer of 1964, Alice arrives in Sunbury-on-Thames expecting nothing more exciting than warm pavements, rainy bus journeys, and afternoons beside the river.
Instead, she finds impossible lanes appearing behind garages.
Clocks begin losing seven minutes.
A white rabbit carrying a pocket watch waits upon the station platform.
And somewhere beneath the Thames, hidden between the ordinary world and another stranger one, something has been waiting many years for Alice to remember it.
As Sunbury slowly slips between decades and Wonderland begins bleeding quietly into suburban England, Alice is drawn aboard the mysterious Midnight Express and into a forgotten world of missing moments, drifting memories, silver rivers, and impossible tea parties beneath willow trees.
But Wonderland is changing.
And so is Alice.
For some things lost in childhood are not truly gone.
They are only waiting to be found again.
Alice in Sunbury 1964 is a nostalgic, dreamlike journey through memory, grief, wonder, and the strange magic hidden quietly inside ordinary places. A timeless riverside fantasy filled with glowing stations, vanished summers, and the lingering echo of paper boats upon dark water.
The Crazymad Writer Writes Again 