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The Shining Scroll is the annual periodical of the LMMLS
The most recent edition, is available for free download, HERE
A quick link to our colleagues at the L.M. Montgomery Institute: LMMI and KindredSpaces.ca
"The Anne of Green Gables [digital] Manuscript: L.M. Montgomery
and the Creation of Anne" from the Confederation Centre of the Arts is ONLINE !
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Congratulations to the directors of the L.M. Montgomery Literary Society and editors of The Shining Scroll, Carolyn Strom Collins and Mary Beth Cavert, for receiving the 2020 L.M. Montgomery Institute Legacy Awards. There are articles by Carolyn Strom Collins and Mary Beth Cavert in The Journal of L.M. Montgomery Studies Find Carolyn Strom Collins books, Anne of Green Gables, the Original Manuscript at Nimbus Publishing! And coming in 2024, The Blue Castle Original Manuscript. We also list new Montgomery related publications in each issue of The Shining Scroll. |
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We’re going to be the best of friends, said Gilbert jubilantly. We were born to be good friends, Anne. You've thwarted destiny enough. ~~ Anne of Green Gables 
Welcome to the site of the L.M. Montgomery Literary Society Please look through all the links here and join our Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, and Twitter communities for alerts for new content. BOOKS by L.M. Montgomery Quotes ! (and not quotes), Biography and Perspectives on Montgomery's Death Collecting Montgomery Books (and The Good Fairy statue), Novels and other work by LMM Short Stories and Rea Wilmshurst LMM's Life During World War 1 Literary Touring The Shining Scroll Montgomery periodical The Birthplace of Anne of Green Gables: Her Cavendish Home at The Macneill Homestead Friends of the LM Montgomery Institute About the LMMLS |
Enjoy the video which features the cover art of first editions and early editions of Montgomery's Anne books from Canada, US, Australia, and the UK. The music begins at 0:16 (read more about the Legacy Preservationists listed at the beginning) We usually refer to the author as Montgomery or LMM, although many prefer to call her Maud. She never used the name Lucy Maud or Lucy (because Lucy was her grandmother's name, with whom she lived for nearly 34 years). We hope you will enjoy new knowledge about L.M. Montgomery and how she created her stories! Please share with your kindred spirits! |
