This will be the final instalment in our Literary Christmas series for Blogmas 2022! It seems impossible that we already find ourselves at December 21st but Christmas Day is nearly upon us. We opened the series with Charles Dickens, the man behind A Christmas Carol. […]

Today marks the last day of LM Montgomery Month here on An Historian About Town, and I’m a little sad! However, I think it has gone swimmingly. I’ve looked at Montgomery’s life, her works and adaptations of them, resources, fashion, and more. I knew that […]

I must say, I’m slightly sad that LM Montgomery month is coming to an end on the blog, with the last post going up tomorrow. It has been wonderful to take a theme and explore it, and to share my love of her. (And to […]

LM Montgomery Month is about to get very dramatic on the blog. We all see endless Anne of Green Gables quotes in Pinterest and Instagram, and Anne and Gilbert are #goals. (At least they are in Canada…) However, there is another LM Montgomery heroine that […]

While many people have come to LM Montgomery through her novels directly, some come through other adaptations. I don’t think that I’m unique in having seen the 1980s CBC films before reading the novels. (I remember seeing them at a very young age, but not […]