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Fans and scholars of Lucy Maud Montgomery now have hundreds of her short stories, poems and other writing at their fingertips, thanks to a new digital collection created at UPEI.

Are L. M. Montgomery's heroines your kindred spirits? Here's how every woman today (who's old-fashioned at heart) can be more like them.

Honoring the legacy of prolific writer L.M. Montgomery

Read the entire Anne of Green Gables series, + learn about Montgomery's other series and standalone novels with this guide.

"I shall leave the dogs where they are, if you will promise to be very careful of them," she said. "Their names are Gog and Magog. Gog looks to the right and Magog to the left. And there's just one thing more. You don't object, I hope, to this house being called Patty's Place?" ~ Gog & Magog

Lucy Maud Montgomery was born in Clifton, Prince Edward Island, Canada on November 30, 1874.

While Lucy Maud Montgomery lead a successful and stable career as a writer, some may be surprised to know of her tumultuous and complicated love life.

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✨L.M. Montgomery b. Nov 30 1874 #PEI 150 years, always remembered, always read. ✨

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Note: Photographs of L.M. Montgomery’s photos, journals, and scrapbooks are displayed courtesy of the L.M. Montgomery Collection, Archival Collection, University of Guelph. Today (6/12/12), w…

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"And nightlong / winterlong her owl- / winged hair's / unbound. / She will not do it up." - Greer Gilman

The Blue Castle, by L.M. Montgomery - my favorite cover because of Valancy's dress! "When Abel gay paid Valancy her first month's wages--which he did promptly, in bills reeking with the odour of tobacco and whiskey--Valancy went into Deerwood and spent every cent of it. She got a pretty green crêpe dress with a girdle of crimson beads, at a bargain sale, a pair of silk stockings, to match, and a little crinkled green hat with a crimson rose in it."