Tag Archives: Anne
The Blythes are Quoted – L.M. Montgomery
What a melancholy book. (There will be some spoilers here for the story of the Blythe family: be warned.) A collection of stories in which the Blythes are more or less tangential – “quoted”, bracketed by post-Great War snippets of … Continue reading
Anne of Avonlea (BBC)
Anne of Avonlea (TV mini-series 1975) Director: Joan Craft Writers: Lucy Maud Montgomery (novel), Elaine Morgan (adaptation) I guess I never looked very hard for other Annes than the Kevin Sullivan/Megan Follows, because I never knew this version existed. I’ve seen … Continue reading
Plum puffs won’t minister to a script diseased
It’s not a good sign when one film is about one book and the next takes in … three. It’s also not a good sign when the producer “didn’t think there was ‘enough dramatic material for a film’ and the … Continue reading
Anne of Green Gables, and … not
I’ve been posting a great deal more lately on the TV/movies side of the blog than here; I haven’t had a lot to say about what I’ve been reading: Anne McCaffrey and Jill Churchill. I’m letting a couple of ideas … Continue reading
The wisdom of Anne & Co.
I was looking for something – two somethings, in fact, quotes I jotted down in my work notebooks. I found one – that’s a whole ‘nother post – and the other is still MIA, but in the search – as … Continue reading
The year to date (part one): L.M. Montgomery
If I’ve been keeping track properly – and there’s no guarantee of that – I just finished my fiftieth book of the year. I find this number a little disappointing, as I remember one school year when I was able … Continue reading