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An exciting new collection, The L.M. Montgomery Reader assembles significant rediscovered primary materials on one of Canada's most enduringly popular authors throughout her high-profile career as the author of the resoundingly successful Anne of Green Gables (1908) and after her death.
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Table of contents
- Contents
- Acknowledgments
- Abbreviations
- Introduction: A Life in Print
- A Note on the Text
- 1. [Such a Delightful Little Person] (1908)
- 2. Author Tells How He Wrote His Story (1908)
- 3. Origin of Popular Book (1908)
- 4. The Author of Anne of Avonlea (1909)
- 5. Miss Montgomery, the Author of the “Anne” Books (1909)
- 6. A Trio of Women Writers (1909)
- 7. Canadian Writers on Canadian Literature – A Symposium (1910)
- 8. Says Woman’s Place Is Home (1910)
- 9. Want to Know How to Write Books? Well Here’s a Real Recipe (1910)
- 10. Miss Montgomery’s Visit to Boston (1910)
- 11. Four Questions Answered (1910)
- 12. Miss L.M. Montgomery, Author of Anne of Green Gables (1910)
- 13. How I Began to Write (1911)
- 14. [Seasons in the Woods] (1911)
- 15. With Our Next-Door Neighbors: Prince Edward Island (1911)
- 16. [The Marriage of L.M. Montgomery] (1911)
- 17. A Canadian Novelist of Note Interviewed (1911)
- 18. Interviews with Authors (1911)
- 19. The Old Minister in The Story Girl (1912)
- 20. L.M. Montgomery: Story Writer (1913)
- 21. L.M. Montgomery at Women’s Canadian Club (1913)
- 22. L.M. Montgomery of the Island (1914)
- 23. What Twelve Canadian Women Hope to See as the Outcome of the War (1915)
- 24. The Way to Make a Book (1915)
- 25. How I Began (1915)
- 26. [This Hideous War] (1915)
- 27. What Are the Greatest Books in the English Language? (1916)
- 28. My Favorite Bookshelf 1917
- 29. The Author of Anne (1919)
- 30. The Gay Days of Old (1919)
- 31. Introduction to Further Chronicles of Avonlea, by L.M. Montgomery (1920)
- 32. One Little Girl Who Wrote to L.M. Montgomery and Received a Reply (1920)
- 33. A Sextette of Canadian Women Writers (1920)
- 34. Blank Verse? “Very Blank,” Said Father (1921)
- 35. “I Dwell among My Own People” (1921)
- 36. Bits from My Mailbag (1922)
- 37. From Fiction Writers on Fiction Writing: Advice, Opinions and a Statement of Their Own Working Methods by More Than One Hundred Authors (1923)
- 38. Novel Writing Notes (1923)
- 39. Proud That Canadian Literature Is Clean (1924)
- 40. Canadian Public Cold to Its Own Literature (1924)
- 41. Thinks Modern Flapper Will Be Strict Mother (1924)
- 42. Symposium on Canadian Fiction in Which Canadian Authors Express Their Preferences (1924)
- 43. Something about L.M. Montgomery (1925)
- 44. L.M. Montgomery’s Rilla of Ingleside: A Reader’s Journal (1925)
- 45. Famous Author and Simple Mother (1925)
- 46. The Day before Yesterday (1927)
- 47. Who’s Who in Canadian Literature: L.M. Montgomery (1927)
- 48. About Canadian Writers: L.M. Montgomery, the Charming Author of “Anne” (1927)
- 49. On Being of the Tribe of Joseph (1927)
- 50. Minister’s Wife and Authoress (1928)
- 51. An Autobiographical Sketch (1929)
- 52. Modern Girl Defined by Noted Writer (1929)
- 53. L.M. Montgomery’s Ideas (1930)
- 54. The ’Teen-Age Girl (1931)
- 55. Anne of Green Gables at Home (1931)
- 56. An Open Letter from a Minister’s Wife (1931)
- 57. Life Has Been Interesting (1933)
- 58. The Importance of Beauty in Everything (1933)
- 59. From Courageous Women (1934)
- 60. Author to Get No Profit as Green Gables Filmed (1934)
- 61. Film Preview of Noted Novel Honors Canadian Woman Writer (1934)
- 62. Is This My Anne (1935)
- 63. Foreword to Up Came the Moon, by Jessie Findlay Brown (1936)
- 64. Come Back with Me to Prince Edward Island (1936)
- 65. Memories of Childhood Days (1936)
- 66. The Mother of the Anne Series – Lucy M. Montgomery (1937)
- 67. The Book and the Film (1937)
- 68. For and about Girls (1937)
- 69. Prince Edward Island (1939)
- 70. Beloved Writer Addresses Several Aurora Gatherings (1940)
- 71. Noted Author Dies Suddenly at Home Here (1942)
- 72. Lucy Maud Montgomery (1942)
- 73. L.M. Montgomery’s “Anne” (1942)
- 74. Body of Island’s Beloved Authoress Home for Burial (1942)
- 75. Island Writer Laid to Rest at Cavendish (1942)
- 76. The Creator of “Anne” (1942)
- 77. [L.M. Montgomery’s Last Poem] (1942)
- 78. L.M. Montgomery / Mrs. (Rev.) Ewen Macdonald (1942)
- 79. L.M. Montgomery as a Letter-Writer (1942)
- 80. L.M. Montgomery’s “Anne” (1944)
- Epilogue: Anne of Green Gables – The Story of the Photoplay (1920)
- Sources
- Bibliography
- Index