This page lists a selection of shorter works (poems, short stories, and miscellaneous pieces) that L.M. Montgomery published in 1939. All items are signed “L.M. Montgomery,” unless stated otherwise.
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Summary
Short Stories (8)
Chronicles of Ingleside [1] | Chronicles of Ingleside [2] | Chronicles of Ingleside [3] | Chronicles of Ingleside [4] | Chronicles of Ingleside [5] | Chronicles of Ingleside [6] | Chronicles of Ingleside [7] | Chronicles of Ingleside [8]
Miscellaneous Pieces (2)
Prince Edward Island (sketch) | An Author Speaks (essay)
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Prince Edward Island (sketch)
The Spirit of Canada: Dominion and Provinces, a Souvenir of Welcome to H.M. King George VI and H.M. Queen Elizabeth (N.p.: Canadian Pacific Railway, 1939), 16, 18–19.
Synopsis: L.M. Montgomery contributed this sketch to The Spirit of Canada (1939), a souvenir album published by the Canadian Pacific Railway in honour of the King and Queen of England during their royal visit to Canada in May 1939. For the last two paragraphs, Montgomery drew on the text of an earlier sketch, “I Have Come Home,” published in 1936.
Collected: The Lucy Maud Montgomery Album, compiled by Kevin McCabe, edited by Alexandra Heilbron (Toronto: Fitzhenry and Whiteside, 1999), 9 (excerpted, as “Abegweit: ‘I Have Come Home’”). The L.M. Montgomery Reader, Volume 1: A Life in Print, 197–98.
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An Author Speaks (essay)
The Dalhousie Gazette (Halifax), 24 February 1939, 2.
Synopsis: In this essay, drawn in part on her 1915 essay “The Way to Make a Book,” Montgomery offers advice about writing in terms of authenticity, skill development, and revision. It appeared in an issue of The Dalhousie Gazette published by a student collective that consisted entirely of women, apparently an annual tradition at the time.
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Chronicles of Ingleside [1] (short story)
Onward: A Paper for Young Canadians (Toronto), 10 September 1939, 577–79, 591.
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Chronicles of Ingleside [2] (short story)
Onward: A Paper for Young Canadians (Toronto), 17 September 1939, 596–97, 602–3.
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Chronicles of Ingleside [3] (short story)
Onward: A Paper for Young Canadians (Toronto), 24 September 1939, 612–13, 619, 623.
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Chronicles of Ingleside [4] (short story)
Onward: A Paper for Young Canadians (Toronto), 1 October 1939, 625–28, 638–39.
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Chronicles of Ingleside [5] (short story)
Onward: A Paper for Young Canadians (Toronto), 8 October 1939, 644–45, 655.
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Chronicles of Ingleside [6] (short story)
Onward: A Paper for Young Canadians (Toronto), 15 October 1939, 662–63.
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Chronicles of Ingleside [7] (short story)
Onward: A Paper for Young Canadians (Toronto), 22 October 1939, 674–75, 687.
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Chronicles of Ingleside [8] (short story)
Onward: A Paper for Young Canadians (Toronto), 29 October 1939, 698–99, 702–3.
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This page published on 25 November 2023; last updated on 24 March 2024.