Scholarship

The Lucy Maud Montgomery Society of Ontario invites paper proposals for its annual L.M. Montgomery Day in Leaskdale on 25–26 October 2025.

International scholarship published recently on L.M. Montgomery focuses on complexities of gender, translation, and adaptation.

Proposals are sought for a collection of essays entitled /Anne for Everyone: Green Gables, Children of Color, and Global Childhoods/.

An overlooked but fascinating component of L.M. Montgomery studies involves international scholarship written in languages besides English.

L.M. Montgomery often recycled or revisited her own work, especially from periodical to book. But she was hardly the only one who did so.

Receiving my first copy of volume 1 of The L.M. Montgomery Reader prompts me to reflect on seeing a project evolve from proofs to book.

My review of The Complete Journals of L.M. Montgomery: The PEI Years, 1889–1900, appeared in the Globe and Mail on 21 July 2012.

My review, entitled “Eternally Anne,” of three new Anne-related books appears in the 22 March 2008 issue of the Globe and Mail.