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Tag Archives: Anne of Green Gables
CSL:LMM, C.S. Lewis and L.M. Montgomery (Throwback Thursday)
At A Pilgrim in Narnia, we have an occasional feature called “Throwback Thursday.” By raiding either my own blog-hoard or someone else’s, I find a blog post from the past and throw it back out into the digital world. This … Continue reading
Posted in Canadian literature, L.M. Montgomery, Lewis Biography
Tagged Anne of Green Gables, books, C.S. Lewis, Canadian literature, Emily of New Moon, letters, Prince Edward Island, publishing, publishing dreams, Rainbow Valley, Rilla of Ingleside, Story Girl, The Alpine Path, WWI, WWII
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A Very Merry MaudCast, and Fireside Poetry for Winter Solstice
I must admit that this calendar year, 2020, is one upon which I will be pleased to turn the calendar. Among many of the terrible, terrible events of 2020–events that sound more like the Apocalypse or a Creedance Clearwater Revival … Continue reading
MaudCast S01E06: Carolyn Strom Collins and the Anne of Green Gables Manuscript
Recently, I was privileged to sit down with Carolyn Strom Collins for an interview about her work. Carolyn is an author and independent scholar, having written and edited books and articles on L.M. Montgomery (you can see her Montgomery Studies … Continue reading
Posted in L.M. Montgomery, News & Links, Reflections, The MaudCast
Tagged Anne of Green Gables, Carolyn Strom Collins, Frances Hodgson Burnett, L.M. Montgomery, Laura Ingalls Wilder, Little Women, Louisa May Alcott., Lucy Maud Montgomery, The MaudCast, The Secret Garden, The Shining Scroll
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Is L.M. Montgomery’s Anne of Avonlea a Sequel or a Prequel?
Okay, I admit it: the title question is, at first blush, a little ridiculous. In my article a couple of weeks ago, “Smiles and Laughs from Anne’s Marking Pile, a Quote from L.M. Montgomery’s Anne of Avonlea,” I talked about … Continue reading
I Won the 2020 Elizabeth R. Epperly Award for Outstanding Early Career Paper!
This is good news! Over the weekend, it was announced that I am the recipient of the 2020 Elizabeth R. Epperly Award for Outstanding Early Career Paper for my paper, “Making Friends with the Darkness: L.M. Montgomery’s Popular Theodicy in … Continue reading
Smiles and Laughs from Anne’s Marking Pile, a Quote from L.M. Montgomery’s Anne of Avonlea
Though fans of L.M. Montgomery will usually take whatever they can get from her, critics are not always satisfied by the Anne of Green Gables sequel, Anne of Avonlea (1909). Montgomery herself was not terribly satisfied, distressed that she was … Continue reading
Anne of Green Gable’s Day at the Exhibition in Charlottetown (in Memory of Old Home Week)
Tonight is the night for the famous Gold Cup & Saucer race in Charlottetown. Every summer, the stands at the track are packed with racing fans following a week of races and the Exhibition–everything you can imagine in a town fair. … Continue reading
L.M. Montgomery, the Radio, and Nostalgia in the Podcast Age
This is a piece of writing I have been working on this spring. I even managed to pull in J.R.R. Tolkien on this reflection, and had to restrain myself there. The way writers of the post-WWI age both resisted technological … Continue reading
Is L.M. Montgomery Canada’s Author?
In the L.M. Montgomery feature in Penguin’s Extraordinary Canadians series, novelist Jane Urquhart describes how Montgomery’s novels created a literary legacy in her small-town family. Urquhart’s grandmother’s Anne books “electrified” her mother’s childhood, adding “meaning and intensity even to the … Continue reading
Posted in Canadian literature, L.M. Montgomery
Tagged Alice Munro, Anne of Green Gables, Canada, Canada Day, Canadian literature, Douglas Coupland, FIonavar Tapestry, Guy Gavriel Kay, Jane Urquhart, L.M. Montgomery, Lawrence Hill, Margaret Atwood, Michael Crummey, Michael Ondaatje, Miriam Toews, Prince Edward Island, Robert Munsch, William Gibson, Yann Martel
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The MaudCast S01E03: Kate Scarth and the L.M. Montgomery Institute #LMMI2020
Hi folks, here the third episode of the MaudCast, the podcast of the L.M. Montgomery Institute. In the MaudCast’s quest to discover innovative scholarship about the life and works of Lucy Maud Montgomery, we welcome to the microphone leading academics, … Continue reading