What is the 1893 sequel to Sylvie and Bruno called?

The 1893 sequel to *Sylvie and Bruno* is *Sylvie and Bruno Concluded*.

Carroll originally imagined the story as one very long book, but its size led Macmillan to divide it into two volumes. *Sylvie and Bruno* appeared in 1889, followed by *Sylvie and Bruno Concluded* on 29 December 1893. Together, the volumes form the last novel published during Lewis Carroll’s lifetime.

The book continues two interwoven plots: one in Victorian Britain and another in the fantastical world of Fairyland. Harry Furniss illustrated both volumes. Readers sometimes confuse the title with a sequel-style phrase such as “Sylvie and Bruno Returned,” but “Concluded” is the actual published title and signals the completion of the sprawling narrative. The work is less famous than Carroll’s Alice books, although “The Mad Gardener’s Song” remains one of its best-known passages.