Wreaths and Remembrance: Commemorating Women’s War Work

Wreaths and Remembrance: Commemorating Women’s War Work

Andrea McKenzie
York University
ArticleEPR

Threads of Dreams

Threads of Dreams

Julie A. Sellers
ReflectionEPR

Impetus: In Praise of Anne of Green Gables, Lucy Maud Montgomery

Impetus: In Praise of Anne of Green Gables, Lucy Maud Montgomery

Julene Waffle
ReflectionEPR

Eyes Filled with Starlight: The Story Girl

Eyes Filled with Starlight: The Story Girl

Lois Metzger
ReflectionEPR

Finding My Own Blue Castle

Finding My Own Blue Castle

Claudia Mills
ReflectionEPR

What Memory Keeps: Telling the Story of L.M. Montgomery’s Life

What Memory Keeps: Telling the Story of L.M. Montgomery’s Life

Logan Steiner
ReflectionEPR

Maud Montgomery Imagines Anne Shirley

Maud Montgomery Imagines Anne Shirley

Doug Caves Sr.
Audio/visual artEPR

My Mother Remembers

My Mother Remembers

Gail Newman
Creative writingEPR

We Can Be

We Can Be

Steve Valliere
Creative writingEPR

L.M. Montgomery Meets Milton Acorn near the Arts Centre

L.M. Montgomery Meets Milton Acorn near the Arts Centre

Richard Lemm
Creative writingEPR

Then Anne Arrived …

Then Anne Arrived …

Sarah Bacaller
Western Sydney University
ReflectionEPR

Tending to Place: Home and Relationships in Jane of Lantern Hill

Tending to Place: Home and Relationships in Jane of Lantern Hill

Erin Spring
Ashley N. Reese
ArticleDBPR

Bringing Anne Close: Early Visualizations of Anne of Green Gables in Japan

Bringing Anne Close: Early Visualizations of Anne of Green Gables in Japan

Sophia Walker
ArticleEPR

Breaching the Hortus Conclusus: L.M. Montgomery’s Una of the Garden and Kilmeny of the Orchard

Breaching the Hortus Conclusus: L.M. Montgomery’s Una of the Garden and Kilmeny of the Orchard

Idette Noomé
ArticleDBPR

Revising the Japanese Translation of Anne of Green Gables: My Story

Revising the Japanese Translation of Anne of Green Gables: My Story

Yuko Matsumoto
ArticleEPR

Growing Up with Anne: A Chinese Adolescence

Growing Up with Anne: A Chinese Adolescence

Yan Du
ArticleEPR

A Cat of One’s Own: The Woman Writer and the Feline Companion in Emily of New Moon

A Cat of One’s Own: The Woman Writer and the Feline Companion in Emily of New Moon

Daniela Janes
ArticleDBPRPeer-reviewed article

The Reception of L.M. Montgomery’s Anne of Green Gables in the Brazilian Context

The Reception of L.M. Montgomery’s Anne of Green Gables in the Brazilian Context

Tatiane Rodrigues Lopes dos Santos
Eliane Aparecida Galvão Ribeiro Ferreira
ArticleEPR

“I Would Rather Lose Everything Else I Possess”: Love of Nature and L.M. Montgomery’s Intuitive Wellness Strategies, 1901–11

“I Would Rather Lose Everything Else I Possess”: Love of Nature and L.M. Montgomery’s Intuitive Wellness Strategies, 1901–11

Sarah Conrad Gothie
ArticleDBPRPeer-reviewed article

Different Annes in Russia: Translation Stories from Post-Soviet Times

Different Annes in Russia: Translation Stories from Post-Soviet Times

Irina Levchenko
ArticleEPR

Read What You Know: Nostalgia and the Discovery of Self through L.M. Montgomery’s Emily of New Moon

Read What You Know: Nostalgia and the Discovery of Self through L.M. Montgomery’s Emily of New Moon

Caroline E. Jones
ArticleEPR

Reflections

Reflections

Julie A. Sellers
ArticleEPRCreative writing

Patterns of Commemoration in Montgomery’s Afterlife: “We Are Not Anne of Green Gables; We Are L.M. Montgomery”

Patterns of Commemoration in Montgomery’s Afterlife: “We Are Not Anne of Green Gables; We Are L.M. Montgomery”

Carole Gerson
ArticleEPR

Pat, Anne, and Other Montgomery Characters in the Polish Kitchen

Pat, Anne, and Other Montgomery Characters in the Polish Kitchen

Joanna Lipinski
ArticleEPR

Avonlea School

Avonlea School

Amber Moore
Simon Fraser University
Creative writingEPR

Rereading L.M. Montgomery’s Journals: A Personal Reflection

Rereading L.M. Montgomery’s Journals: A Personal Reflection

Vappu Kannas
ArticleEPR

“Lost Laughter”: Mental Health through Nature Connectedness in Magic for Marigold

“Lost Laughter”: Mental Health through Nature Connectedness in Magic for Marigold

Heidi A. Lawrence
Brigham Young University
Peer-reviewed articleDBPR

“I Smile for His Sake”: Unmasking Grief in L.M. Montgomery’s “Our Women”

“I Smile for His Sake”: Unmasking Grief in L.M. Montgomery’s “Our Women”

Constance M. Ruzich
Peer-reviewed articleDBPR

“We All Need Some Kind of Fairy Tale”: Reading H.C. Andersen and L.M. Montgomery in Tumultuous Times

“We All Need Some Kind of Fairy Tale”: Reading H.C. Andersen and L.M. Montgomery in Tumultuous Times

Olga Nikolenko
Kateryna Nikolenko
ArticleEPR

The Deadly Pestilence: Pain and Mourning in L.M. Montgomery’s Pandemic Life Writing

The Deadly Pestilence: Pain and Mourning in L.M. Montgomery’s Pandemic Life Writing

Michaela Wipond
Peer-reviewed articleDBPR

Caught Forever in a Picture Frame: The Impact of the Gaze in Kilmeny of the Orchard

Caught Forever in a Picture Frame: The Impact of the Gaze in Kilmeny of the Orchard

Heidi A. Lawrence
Peer-reviewed articleDBPR

The Old Home Calls: Maud’s Places through the Seasons

The Old Home Calls: Maud’s Places through the Seasons

Caroline Stellings
ArticleEPR

An Anne of Green Gables Family Project: Q&A with the Swedish Translator Eva Ström

An Anne of Green Gables Family Project: Q&A with the Swedish Translator Eva Ström

Laura Leden
ArticleEPR

The Wound of Beauty Operates in Otherwise Ways: But For Maud, 18 Ways

The Wound of Beauty Operates in Otherwise Ways: But For Maud, 18 Ways

Jessica Brown
Creative writingEPR

The Other Sara: A Creative Intervention in The Story Girl and The Golden Road

The Other Sara: A Creative Intervention in The Story Girl and The Golden Road

Sameera Chawla
Creative writingEPR

Eyes for Avonlea: How Maud Teaches Me to See the Natural World

Eyes for Avonlea: How Maud Teaches Me to See the Natural World

Jessica Brown
Creative writingEPR

What Anne Taught Me About Living with Tragedy and Grief

What Anne Taught Me About Living with Tragedy and Grief

Lori Klein
ArticleEPR

Double Vision in The Blythes Are Quoted: Reading Marked External References

Double Vision in The Blythes Are Quoted: Reading Marked External References

Susan Erdmann
Peer-reviewed articleDBPR

Past, Present, and Visual Technology in The Story Girl and The Golden Road

Past, Present, and Visual Technology in The Story Girl and The Golden Road

E. Holly Pike
Peer-reviewed articleDBPR

Recent Articles

A young guide dressed as Anne of Green Gables introduces a boy and girl to the sculpture of Lucy Maud Montgomery. The bronze sculpture, by Wynn Walters, depicts Maud sitting on a garden bench, a book on her lap. The children sit beside the statue as “Anne” leans over from behind the bench and chats with the children.
Audio/visual art

A New Generation of Fans

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Tending to Place: Home and Relationships in Jane of Lantern Hill

  • Erin Spring
  • Ashley N. Reese

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Wreaths and Remembrance: Commemorating Women’s War Work

  • Andrea McKenzie
    York University

Small watercolour illustration of white narcissus with yellow centre.
Audio/visual art

Fancies

  • Caroline Stellings

Audio/visual art

Anne!

  • Phoebe Stone

Reflection

Reflections of Myself: Anne, Emily, and the Creative Spirit

  • Linda Atkinson

A woman with folded hands in prayer, a blue ribbon over her eyes and through her fingers, set against a rural background.
Audio/visual art

Leslie, Amy, Judy

  • Ewa Henry-Dawson

Audio/visual art

L.M. Montgomery’s Wedding Dress

  • Jane Eccles

Reflection

Threads of Dreams

  • Julie A. Sellers

Reflection

Finding My Own Blue Castle

  • Claudia Mills

Reflection

Eyes Filled with Starlight: The Story Girl

  • Lois Metzger

Reflection

What Memory Keeps: Telling the Story of L.M. Montgomery’s Life

  • Logan Steiner

Reflection

Impetus: In Praise of Anne of Green Gables, Lucy Maud Montgomery

  • Julene Waffle

Creative writing

We Can Be

  • Steve Valliere

Creative writing

My Mother Remembers

  • Gail Newman

Reflection

Then Anne Arrived …

  • Sarah Bacaller
    Western Sydney University

Creative writing

L.M. Montgomery Meets Milton Acorn near the Arts Centre

  • Richard Lemm

Audio/visual art

Maud Montgomery Imagines Anne Shirley

  • Doug Caves Sr.

Article

Revising the Japanese Translation of Anne of Green Gables: My Story

  • Yuko Matsumoto

Article

Breaching the Hortus Conclusus: L.M. Montgomery’s Una of the Garden and Kilmeny of the Orchard

  • Idette Noomé

Article

Bringing Anne Close: Early Visualizations of Anne of Green Gables in Japan

  • Sophia Walker

Silhouette of a cat walking down a path lined with trees
Article

A Cat of One’s Own: The Woman Writer and the Feline Companion in Emily of New Moon

  • Daniela Janes

Three Anne of Green Gables book covers side by side
Article

Growing Up with Anne: A Chinese Adolescence

  • Yan Du

Illustration of Anne wearing a yellow dress and surrounded by white blossoms, printed on green bookcloth.
Article

The Reception of L.M. Montgomery’s Anne of Green Gables in the Brazilian Context

  • Tatiane Rodrigues Lopes dos Santos
  • Eliane Aparecida Galvão Ribeiro Ferreira

Article

Different Annes in Russia: Translation Stories from Post-Soviet Times

  • Irina Levchenko

Article

“I Would Rather Lose Everything Else I Possess”: Love of Nature and L.M. Montgomery’s Intuitive Wellness Strategies, 1901–11

  • Sarah Conrad Gothie

Article

Patterns of Commemoration in Montgomery’s Afterlife: “We Are Not Anne of Green Gables; We Are L.M. Montgomery”

  • Carole Gerson

Article

Rereading L.M. Montgomery’s Journals: A Personal Reflection

  • Vappu Kannas

Article

Reflections

  • Julie A. Sellers

Article

Read What You Know: Nostalgia and the Discovery of Self through L.M. Montgomery’s Emily of New Moon

  • Caroline E. Jones

Article

Pat, Anne, and Other Montgomery Characters in the Polish Kitchen

  • Joanna Lipinski

Peer-reviewed article

“I Smile for His Sake”: Unmasking Grief in L.M. Montgomery’s “Our Women”

  • Constance M. Ruzich

Peer-reviewed article

“Lost Laughter”: Mental Health through Nature Connectedness in Magic for Marigold

  • Heidi A. Lawrence
    Brigham Young University

Article

“We All Need Some Kind of Fairy Tale”: Reading H.C. Andersen and L.M. Montgomery in Tumultuous Times

  • Olga Nikolenko
  • Kateryna Nikolenko

Creative writing

Avonlea School

  • Amber Moore
    Simon Fraser University

Article

The Old Home Calls: Maud’s Places through the Seasons

  • Caroline Stellings

Article

An Anne of Green Gables Family Project: Q&A with the Swedish Translator Eva Ström

  • Laura Leden

Peer-reviewed article

The Deadly Pestilence: Pain and Mourning in L.M. Montgomery’s Pandemic Life Writing

  • Michaela Wipond

Peer-reviewed article

Caught Forever in a Picture Frame: The Impact of the Gaze in Kilmeny of the Orchard

  • Heidi A. Lawrence

Creative writing

Eyes for Avonlea: How Maud Teaches Me to See the Natural World

  • Jessica Brown

Creative writing

The Other Sara: A Creative Intervention in The Story Girl and The Golden Road

  • Sameera Chawla

Article

What Anne Taught Me About Living with Tragedy and Grief

  • Lori Klein

Creative writing

The Wound of Beauty Operates in Otherwise Ways: But For Maud, 18 Ways

  • Jessica Brown

Peer-reviewed article

Double Vision in The Blythes Are Quoted: Reading Marked External References

  • Susan Erdmann

Photograph of a table against a wall with vines on it
Peer-reviewed article

Past, Present, and Visual Technology in The Story Girl and The Golden Road

  • E. Holly Pike

A dark owl in front of a yellow moon
Peer-reviewed article

Befriending the Darkness: L.M. Montgomery’s Lived Theodicy in Anne’s House of Dreams

  • Brenton Dickieson

Six book covers of Pat of Silver Bush and Mistress Pat are aligned in a row with birch trees against a blue sky in the background
Peer-reviewed article

Reading L.M. Montgomery’s Pat Books Out of Order: Japanese Readers, Loss, and the Possibility of New Life

  • Kazuko Sakuma
    Sophia University

Peer-reviewed article

Wordsworth’s Light and Shelley’s Shadow: Revelation in L.M. Montgomery’s Anne and Emily Series

  • Alicia Pollard

Drawn image of Anne of Green Gables beside a photograph of Anne Frank
Peer-reviewed article

Two Annes, Many Annes: A Writer’s Reflection on Reading Anne of Green Gables and The Diary of a Young Girl

  • Melanie J. Fishbane

Peer-reviewed article

Reading as Empowerment: Lost in the Swedish Translations of L.M. Montgomery’s Emily Books

  • Laura Leden
    University of Helsinki

Audio/visual art

Reading Rilla through COVID-19

  • Andrea McKenzie
    Curator. Created with members of the L.M. Montgomery Readathon

Peer-reviewed article

Red Hair in a Global World: A Japanese History of Anne of Green Gables and Prince Edward Island

  • Michael B. Pass
    University of Ottawa

Audio/visual art

Cutting and Pasting: What L.M. Montgomery’s Island Scrapbooks Reveal about Her Reading

  • Carolyn Strom Collins
    Author / Independent Scholar

Peer-reviewed article

Seeing Female Readers, Reading Female Readers, Making Meta-Readers: Montgomery as Depictor and Creator of Scholars

  • Trinna S. Frever
    Independent Scholar

Peer-reviewed article

L.M. Montgomery’s Letters to Scotland: Reading Between the Lines

  • Mary Beth Cavert
    Independent Scholar

Peer-reviewed article

Reading the Book as Object and Thing in L.M. Montgomery’s Emily Series

  • E. Holly Pike
    Grenfell Campus, Memorial University

Article

L.M. Montgomery’s Picture Postcards to George Boyd MacMillan 1904–1941

  • Mary Beth Cavert
    Independent Scholar

Peer-reviewed article

Canadian "Anne-Girl[s]": Literary Descendents of Montgomery's Redheaded Heroine

  • Bonnie J. Tulloch
    The University of British Columbia

Creative writing

Winter at Twin Chimneys: A Creative Continuation of the Pat Series

  • Anna Rose Johnson
    Independent Author

Peer-reviewed article

On Reading L.M. Montgomery's Essays

  • Heather Thomson
    Independent Scholar

Creative writing

Windows

  • Julie A. Sellers
    Benedictine College

Peer-reviewed article

Reading L.M. Montgomery: What Adult Swedish and Canadian Readers Told Us

  • Catherine Sheldrick Ross
    University of Western Ontario
  • Åsa Warnqvist
    The Swedish Institute for Children's Books

Peer-reviewed article

Rainbow Valley as Embodied Heaven: Initial Explorations into L.M. Montgomery's Spirituality in Fiction

  • Brenton D.G. Dickieson
    University of Prince Edward Island

Audio/visual art

Video: Seeing Female Readers, Reading Female Readers, Making Meta-Readers: Montgomery as Depictor and Creator of Scholars

  • Trinna S. Frever

Peer-reviewed article

Reading In and Out of Order: Living In and Around an Extended Fiction

  • Margaret Mackey
    Professor Emerita, School of Library and Information Studies, University of Alberta

Illustration. "Anne of Green Gables and Don Quixote." Provided by Julie Sellers. Illustrated by Claire Schroettner.
Peer-reviewed article

“A Good Imagination Gone Wrong”: Reading Anne of Green Gables as a Quixotic Novel

  • Julie A. Sellers
    Benedictine College

Image selected from portion of Emily of New Moon book cover
Article

Reading Time: L.M. Montgomery and the “Alembic of Fiction”

  • Elizabeth Rollins Epperly
    Professor Emerita & Founder of the L.M. Montgomery Institute, University of Prince Edward Island

PEI Lighthouse
Article

Welcome to the Journal of L.M. Montgomery Studies

  • Emily Woster
    University of Minnesota-Duluth
  • Kate Scarth
    University of Prince Edward Island

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Announcement: Journal of L.M. Montgomery Studies

  • Kate Scarth
    University of Prince Edward Island
  • Kristy McKinney
    University of Prince Edward Island