Journal of L.M. Montgomery Studies

Aims & Scope

The Journal of L.M. Montgomery Studies is the only journal dedicated to L.M. Montgomery (1874–1942). One of the world’s most enduring writers, Montgomery is the author of Anne of Green Gables , among other works of fiction, as well as poetry, letters, and journals. The Journal of L.M. Montgomery Studies is a refereed, open-access digital space. Its mandate is to publish intriguing, highly original, rigorously researched scholarship, as well as creative, multimedia, and other innovative work on all aspects of L.M. Montgomery’s life, influences, work, and legacy. The journal’s scope is interdisciplinary and international and is aimed at Montgomery scholars and the broad community of Montgomery enthusiasts. The journal is the official scholarly publication of the L.M. Montgomery Institute (LMMI) at the University of Prince Edward Island. The L.M. Montgomery Institute Management Committee establishes the journal’s focus and scope and appoints the editorial board. The editor-in-chief, consulting editors, and collection editors (as relevant) are responsible for all editorial decisions. The editor-in-chief keeps the editorial board informed about the journal’s processes and publications via an annual general meeting and email updates throughout the year as needed. The journal has a continuous publication schedule and accepts submissions year-round. Any material submitted to be considered for publication in the Journal of L.M. Montgomery Studies will be automatically assumed a) not to have been published before (except under special circumstances at the discretion of the editor-in-chief and collection editor[s]/consulting editors, as appropriate) and b) not to be under consideration for publication in any other venue at the time of submission to the Journal of L.M. Montgomery Studies . Articles are published online on the journal website. Periodically, hard copies of a series of articles, such as those associated with LMMI biennial conferences, will be made available for purchase via print-on-demand.

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