露西·莫德·蒙哥马利简介（Lucy Maude Montgomery introduction）

露西·莫德·蒙哥马利简介（Lucy Maude Montgomery introduction） 露西?莫德?蒙哥马利简介(Lucy Maude Montgomery introduction) Lucy Maud Montgomery A world-renowned Canadian woman writer who specializes in novel writing. The masterpiece is Anne of Green Gables, known as "the sweetest girl growing up story in the world"". Directory 1 profile 2 biography 3 major works 3.1 novel 3.2 short story collection 3.3 works non fiction 3.4 poems 3.5 autobiography 4 Green Gables farmhouse 5 search for Lucy 6 authors press 1 biography Lucy Maude Montgomery, born in 1874, Canadian novelist. She was a teacher and journalist before she won world success with the novel "fair beauty" (1908). It is a sentimental novel about a brave orphan, drawn from the author's own hours of experience and her rural life and customs on Prince Edward island. The next six sequel from Anne's girlhood she wrote as a mother, but not too successful. She also wrote other series of young novels, a collection of stories and two adult novels. The 2 character's life in November 30, 1874, Lucy Maude Montgomery (Lucy Maud, Montgomery, 1874~1942) was born in Canada on Prince Edward island in Clifton (now New London). When two years old, mother Clara Woolner MacNeill Montgomery (Clara Woolner Macneill Montgomery) died of tuberculosis as a businessman's father Hugh John Montgomery (John Montgomery) soon remarried and moved away from Prince Edward Island, settling in Canada in the western region, small Lucy by his grandparents. Since childhood with grandparents living in an old village of Cavendish is surrounded by apple orchard cottage, to participate in a variety of small farm Lucy, received a harsh and ruthless education grandparents. Fortunately, Prince Edward island is one of the most beautiful provinces in Canada. It nurtured the lifelong love of nature by little Lucy, a strong poetic expression in her works. Hi Lucy Montgomery since childhood She who loved literature began to write poetry at the age of nine. She wrote a composition at the age of fifteen and won the three prize of writing contest, and published her first poem. In 1890, Lucy was sent to the Saskatchewan Prince Albert City with his father and stepmother in life, but a year later, she returned to the home of grandparents, again to live with them. In 1893, Lucy finished his studies in the Cavendish, she only spent a year at the University of Prince Wells of Charlottetown completed 2 years to complete the course requires an expected, but also get teachers according to. Between 1895 and 1896, she studied literature at Nova Yahalifakesishi fine DELL Moorhouse university. After teaching at several schools on Prince Edward Island, Lucy returned to her grandparents' home in Cavendish in 1898, when her grandfather died. Between 1901 and 1902, she worked in Halifax's Chronicle and Echo for some time. Meanwhile, her two love experiences ended in displeasure. In 1902, Lucy returned to Cavendish to take care of her grandmother. During that time, write down her first work - Anne of green gables. This work was five times of rejection, and finally in 1908 by the Boston Paige press phase eye, and became the best-selling book, the year reprinted six times, second years the British version also printed fifteen times. In 1906, Lucy was secretly engaged to Macdonald Evan MacDonald, a recent pastor to study in Scotland. In July 5, 1911, two people got married soon after the death of her grandmother, Ewan. Because Macdonald worked in Ontario (Leaskdale, located in the Leith grams of Intel, Uxbridge District) of St Paul Presbyterian Church, so they moved to Ontario. After marriage, they have 3 sons: Chester Cameron MacDonald (Chester Cameron Macdonald in 1912, 1964 years), Stewart MacDonald ((Ewan) Stuart Macdonald, 1915 1982 years) and Hugh Alexander (Hugh Alexander, 1914). The youngest son, Hugh Alexander, died at the time of production, which may have been the inspiration for Anne's first child's death (Anne in the cottage of dreams). She wrote the next 11 books in the vicarage in Indianapolis grams of intel. The house was later sold to the church and became the Lucy Maude Montgomery Museum (Lucy Maud Montgomery Leaskdale Manse Museum). In 1926, the Montgomerie family moved to the area of the Ontario mountains is located in Horton house (now Montgomerie memorial garden, the garden can be seen from Highway 7). On April 24, 1942, Lucy due to coronary artery thrombosis and died in Toronto at the age of 68. At the funeral in the Presbyterian Church, after the Green Gables vigil, was buried in the Cavendish community cemetery. A year later, her husband was here too. Lucy's first novel "Anne of Green Gables" captured many girls' hearts of millions of fans of the letter as a snowflake fly to Prince Edward island's female writer home, "little Anne wants to know what happened then?" Interestingly, the writer Mark Twain's precious text also squeezed in piles of letters, old Twain's weak desolate, the story of Anne lit his plight. "Anne is the most moving and beloved child image after the immortal Alice," he wrote excitedly." With the encouragement and support of readers, Lucy wrote a series of Anne's stories carefully. As a wife and mother of Lucy, except for all the housework but also take on all of the "social work" the minister's wife, Sunday school, such as Christmas show, with all kinds of people...... In the long years of toil in the busy, every day she also insisted on reading and writing to grab a couple of hours, a lifetime of work achievements, wrote more than 20 novels, and many short stories, poetry, autobiography, and volume ten has not yet been a personal diary together. Including the published works, Lucy's lifetime works were over 500, and her major works were collected at University of Guelph in Ontario. Since 1980s, all her diaries have been published by the University of Oxford press. 3 main works novel 1908: Anne of Green Gables (Anne, of, Green, Gables) 1909: "of Anne Avonlea" (Anne girl) 1910: Kilmeny of the (Orchard) 1911: Girl Story (The) 1913: The Golden Road 1915: Island Anne (Anne of the) 1917: "Anne in the cottage of dreams" (Anne's House of Dreams) 1919: Rainbow Valley (Rainbow Valley) 1921: "Ingleside Lila" (Rilla of Ingleside) 1923: Emily of the crescent moon (Emily of New Moon) 1925: "Emilie's Emily Climbs" 1926: Blue Castle (The Blue Castle) 1927: the love of Emily (Emily's Quest) 1929: Mary Gerald's magic (Magic for Marigold) 1931: the fate of Web (A Tangled) 1932: "pat of silver Bush" (Pat of Silver Bush) 1935: "mistress pat" (Mistress Pat) 1936: Poplars Anne (Anne of Windy) 1937: Jane Hill Lantern (of) 1939: Anne Anne at Ingleside of TalesfromEarrhsea 1912: Anne's friendship (Chronicles of Avonlea) 1920: "Anne of Avonlea life" (Further Chronicles of Avonlea) 1974: "eternal Anne Shirley?" (The Road to Yesterday) 1979: The Doctor's Sweetheart 1988: Anne! Orphans with me (Akin to Anne: Other Tales of) 1989: "love the beach" (Along the Shore: Tales by the Sea) 1990: "Among, the, Shadows:, Tales, from, the, Darker, Side" 1991: "After, Many, Days:, Tales, of, Time, Passed" 1993: "Against, the, Odds:, Tales, of, Achievement" 1994: At, the, Altar:, Matrimonial, Tales 1995: "Across, the, Miles:, Tales, of, Correspondence" 1995: Anne's Christmas (Christmas with Anne Stories and Other Holiday) Nonfiction 1934: "Courageous Women" poetry 1887: Montgomerie Poetry (The Poetry of Montgomery Lucy Maud) 1916: "the night watch" (The Watchman & Other guard Poems) autobiography 1917: "The Alpine Career Path: The Story of My" 1889 ~1942: Montgomerie diary Anthology (The Selected Montgomery Journals of L.M.) 4 Green Gables Green Gables farmhouse is located in the Cavendish village, it is the original "Anne of Green Gables" creation background, the museum is built, The room recreates the rooms of Anne, Matthew, and Joe, as if they were real beings. Female writers in the far west of the tomb, tombstone and Green Gables across the distant, the novel fascinating "lover's Lane", "haunted forest" around around the cemetery. At night, you can hear the roar of the haunted forest "and" Red Beach "waves. There are tens of millions of visitors each year, many of which is to verify the impression left by myself to read the novel. A writer so beloved in after the death of a writer's hometown because of the charm of his characters, the scene has become a world famous tourist resort, which in the history of foreign literature is also rare.