Books Things Lucy Maud Montgomery Lied To Me About
That it would be impossibly romantic to live on a small island in the middle of a lake, rather than just incredibly inconvenient.
Lindsey Palka
Books 
Feminism Let’s Name More Canadian High Schools After Women
Lindsey Palka on the dearth of Canadian high schools that are named after women. (The Queen and Mary, Mother of Jesus notwithstanding.)
History How to Explore a Graveyard
Lindsey Palka offers an historian's perspective on how to look at a graveyard.
Books The Case for Anne Shirley Blythe Birth Trutherism
In which we probe the issue of Anne Shirley Blythe's very, very suspicious birthing and conception timelines in the L.M. Montgomery universe.
Books “A Woman Too Soon”: Rilla of Ingleside and World War I
Lindsey Palka on "Rilla of Ingleside" and the Canadian WWI homefront.
Art Victorian Hair Art and Mourning Traditions
Lindsey Palka on the history of Victorian hair art and jewelry, and the nature of mourning.
History “Filles du Roi”: Come Visit Scenic New France in the 17th Century
Lindsey Palka, on the hundreds of young women, known as "Filles du Roi," who traveled to New France to marry and make difficult new lives for themselves.
Books On What Katy Did and the Morality Tale for Children
Lindsey Palka explores Susan Coolidge's classical morality novel for children, "What Katy Did", and what it has to teach us about reading the past.
History On the 96th Anniversary of the Halifax Explosion
Lindsey Palka recounts the history of the massive Halifax Explosion of 1917.
