There is an L.M. Montgomery Literary Society Group
page on Facebook where group members can receive information about new updates to this site.
To locate the latest articles from The Shining
Scroll newsletter see The Shining Scroll Online! Several of our Literary Society members are presenting papers at the next Montgomery conference on PEI
-- read more on the Conferences page.
Read
L.M. Montgomery's last book, THE BLYTHES ARE QUOTED, just published! Information at
Looking
for Anne: See the wonderful movie trailer from a Japanese movie about a family story related to Anne of Green Gables -- filmed on PEI last year.
Two Perspectives on the Circumstances of L.M. Montgomery's Death
At the following link, read Lucy Maud suffered
'unbearable psychological pain,' and The heartbreaking truth about Anne's creator -- the link to it is
on the same page.
and The L.M. Montgomery Album, ed.
by Kevin McCabe
Our own Emily Woster is off to
teach the youth of America at Illinois State University Department of English English Faculty, Graduate Students, and Staff
Go to our Links page and click on L.M. Montgomery in Norval
to view a new informative web site!
There are many ways to help protect the natural resources in LM Montgomery's
home province and location of her stories: Prince Edward Island. One opportunity is with the Island Nature Trust and the Trees in Trust Program at www.treesintrust.com. "Trees In Trust enables you to quickly
and easily dedicate a piece of forest to give as a gift, as a memorial or to reduce your carbon footprint. You
don't own the trees, but they are held in your name forever by a not-for-profit charitable land trust which protects the woodland
in perpetuity."
Adam-Michael James and Leo Marchildon
are the creators of the musical who have shared their entire creative process at the website: http://www.ninelivesoflmm.com/
The books I read most as a child were by Lucy Maud Montgomery,
who’s best known for her Anne of Green Gables stories, but I also liked Emily of New Moon. Emily was
an only child, as I was. Emily lived on an island, as did I. Although Manhattan Island and Prince Edward Island are not very
much alike, they are still islands. Emily’s father was dying of bad lungs, and so was mine. Emily had some dreadful
relative, and so did I. She had a hard time in school, and she also understood that there’s more to life than just the
things that can be explained by encyclopedias and facts. Facts alone are not adequate. I love Emily.
Our friends, Jack and Linda Hutton, have been honored by their
community for their hard work in sharing the history of Bala, Ontario and the life of L.M. Montgomery. We applaud their
devotion and artistry!
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