Category Archives: Scholarship
Latest Additions to Bibliography
The following items have been added to the LMMRG bibliography: Beharriel, S. Ross. Review of The Green Gables Letters: From L. M. Montgomery to Ephraim Weber, 1905-1909, ed. Wilfrid Eggleston. Canadian Forum 40.476 (September 1960): 142. Gillis, Stacy. Review of Making … Continue reading
New article on Sentimental Fiction and the Victorian Sickroom
The latest issue of The Lion and the Unicorn (31.3, September 2007) is now available through ProjectMuse to subscribing libraries. The issue includes Kate Lawson’s new article, “The Victorian Sickroom in L.M. Montgomery’s The Blue Castle and Emily’s Quest: Sentimental … Continue reading
Call for Papers: Anne of Green Gables: New Directions at 100
This member-organized session of the 2008 ACCUTE conference at the University of British Columbia welcomes proposals for papers that will coincide with the centennial anniversary of the publication of an important Canadian literary classic, Anne of Green Gables (1908), and … Continue reading
New book chapter on Montgomery’s feminist theological vision
Monika Hilder’s paper “Imagining the Ultimate Kindred Spirit: The Feminist Theological Vision of L.M. Montgomery” will appear in Feminist Theology with a Canadian Accent: Canadian Perspectives on Contextual Feminist Theology, edited by Mary Ann Beavis, with Elaine Guillemin and Barbara … Continue reading
New journal article on Arthurian legend in Anne of Green Gables
Howey, Ann F. “Reading Elaine: Marjorie Richardson’s and L. M. Montgomery’s Red-Haired Lily Maids.” Children’s Literature Association Quarterly 32.2 (Summer 2007): 86-109. The full text of this journal article is available through ProjectMuse to subscribing libraries. The bibliography has been … Continue reading
New Monograph by Elizabeth Rollins Epperly
Elizabeth Rollins Epperly’s new book Through Lover’s Lane: L.M. Montgomery’s Photography and Visual Imagination, has been released by University of Toronto Press. To read a synopsis of her book, click here. The contents are as follows: Acknowledgments (ix-xi) Permissions (xiii) … Continue reading