L. M. Montgomery and Vision Collection

This is a collection of content--a special issue of the journal--on the theme of L.M. Montgomery & Vision. Vision was the theme of the 2020 L.M. Montgomery Studies conference (cancelled due to COVID-19). Material from this conference was also published on the 2020 Vision Forum

Edited by Lesley D. Clement and Tara Parmiter

Article, DBPR

Creative Vision, Grief, and Memory in L.M. Montgomery’s The Blythes Are Quoted and Virginia Woolf’s To the Lighthouse

  • Catherine Clark

Silhouette of a cat walking down a path lined with trees
Article, DBPR, Peer-reviewed article

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

  • Daniela Janes

Article, EPR

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

  • Caroline Stellings

Peer-reviewed article, DBPR

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

  • Heidi A. Lawrence

Creative writing, EPR

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

  • Jessica Brown

Peer-reviewed article, DBPR

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, DBPR

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, DBPR

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

  • Brenton Dickieson

Peer-reviewed article, DBPR

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

  • Alicia Pollard