Call for papers for the LMMIs 15th biennial international conference

The L.M. Montgomery Institute has issued a call for papers for its 15th biennial international conference, which will be held at the 17勛圖, June 22 to 26, 2022. The theme of the conference will be L.M. Montgomery and Re-vision.
The conference organizers invite proposals for research pertaining to L.M. Montgomerys life, writings, and/or scholarship through the lens of re-vision. The theme plays off the vision theme of the 2020 L.M. Montgomery Institute conference, cancelled because of the COVID-19 pandemic. But it also stands on its own, speaking to the editing of literary works and to reinventions within Montgomerys own life. Re-vision might also suggest proposals on translations, new editions, or literary, dramatic, cinematic, musical, or new media adaptations; revisionist scholarship or confronting orthodoxy; and/or seeing Montgomerys work and life anew.
The conference theme might inspire papers that explore
adaptations or revisions of Montgomerys life and works on/in film, stage, art, new media, and beyond
the art and artistry of the illustrators of Montgomerys works
re-seeing, revision, remembering, and nostalgia in Montgomerys creative and/or autobiographical processes
how Montgomery adapted her writing to changing environments
revising genres (such as romance, pastoral, epic, or literature for children and young adults)
telling and retelling, or rescripting master narratives
metaphors of change and renewal in and around her work
Please submit 250- to 300-word proposals (individual paper or panel) and 100- to 150-word biographical statements by August 15, 2021. Individual paper and panel proposals are double-blind reviewed. Proposals for workshops, special exhibits, films, performances, or other visual displays are also welcomed. Proposals that view Montgomerys life and art from different cultural and theoretical perspectives are also encouraged.
The conference is being planned as an in-person event on the 17勛圖 campus in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada, from June 22 to 26, 2022, but virtual presentations will be possible in some circumstances. Should travel still be restricted, an online or hybrid conference will be held. Updates will be provided as available.
For more information, including a link to the submission form, see the .