Pat, Anne, and Other Montgomery Characters in the Polish Kitchen
“I Smile for His Sake”: Unmasking Grief in L.M. Montgomery’s “Our Women”
“Lost Laughter”: Mental Health through Nature Connectedness in Magic for Marigold
“We All Need Some Kind of Fairy Tale”: Reading H.C. Andersen and L.M. Montgomery in Tumultuous Times
Avonlea School
The Old Home Calls: Maud’s Places through the Seasons
An Anne of Green Gables Family Project: Q&A with the Swedish Translator Eva Ström
The Deadly Pestilence: Pain and Mourning in L.M. Montgomery’s Pandemic Life Writing
Caught Forever in a Picture Frame: The Impact of the Gaze in Kilmeny of the Orchard
Eyes for Avonlea: How Maud Teaches Me to See the Natural World
The Other Sara: A Creative Intervention in The Story Girl and The Golden Road
What Anne Taught Me About Living with Tragedy and Grief
The Wound of Beauty Operates in Otherwise Ways: But For Maud, 18 Ways
Double Vision in The Blythes Are Quoted: Reading Marked External References
Past, Present, and Visual Technology in The Story Girl and The Golden Road
Befriending the Darkness: L.M. Montgomery’s Lived Theodicy in Anne’s House of Dreams
Reading L.M. Montgomery’s Pat Books Out of Order: Japanese Readers, Loss, and the Possibility of New Life
Wordsworth’s Light and Shelley’s Shadow: Revelation in L.M. Montgomery’s Anne and Emily Series
Two Annes, Many Annes: A Writer’s Reflection on Reading Anne of Green Gables and The Diary of a Young Girl
Reading as Empowerment: Lost in the Swedish Translations of L.M. Montgomery’s Emily Books
Reading Rilla through COVID-19
Red Hair in a Global World: A Japanese History of Anne of Green Gables and Prince Edward Island
Cutting and Pasting: What L.M. Montgomery’s Island Scrapbooks Reveal about Her Reading
Seeing Female Readers, Reading Female Readers, Making Meta-Readers: Montgomery as Depictor and Creator of Scholars
L.M. Montgomery’s Letters to Scotland: Reading Between the Lines
Reading the Book as Object and Thing in L.M. Montgomery’s Emily Series
L.M. Montgomery’s Picture Postcards to George Boyd MacMillan 1904–1941
Canadian "Anne-Girl[s]": Literary Descendents of Montgomery's Redheaded Heroine
Winter at Twin Chimneys: A Creative Continuation of the Pat Series
On Reading L.M. Montgomery's Essays
Windows
Reading L.M. Montgomery: What Adult Swedish and Canadian Readers Told Us
Rainbow Valley as Embodied Heaven: Initial Explorations into L.M. Montgomery's Spirituality in Fiction
Video: Seeing Female Readers, Reading Female Readers, Making Meta-Readers: Montgomery as Depictor and Creator of Scholars
Reading In and Out of Order: Living In and Around an Extended Fiction
“A Good Imagination Gone Wrong”: Reading Anne of Green Gables as a Quixotic Novel
Reading Time: L.M. Montgomery and the “Alembic of Fiction”
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