Chapters in this book

1. Front Matter i
2. Contents vii
3. Acknowledgements ix
4. Serials, Sequels, and Adaptations in Early-Twentieth-Century Canada 1
5. Nellie L. Mcclung and the Pearlie Watson Trilogy
6. Sowing the Seeds for McClung’s First Novel 36
7. Serialization as Marketing Strategy 53
8. McClung’s Second Chances 66
9. Changing Popular and Critical Responses 86
10. Sequel (Non)Recognition = (Non)Adaptation? 94
11. L.M. Montgomery, Anne, and Other Sequel HeroineS
12. Beginning the Cycle: Montgomery’s First Serials and Sequels 108
13. New and Old Continuing Stories: The “Teen” Years 138
14. Anne and Emily of Somewhere Else: More Sequels and Serials 149
15. Anne Grows Up: The Sequel as Bildungsroman 163
16. Love for and Criticism of the Red-Headed Girl 168
17. Adapting and Internationalizing Anne 185
18. Mazo de la Roche and the Whiteoaks of Jalna
19. From Magazine Short Stories to Magazine Novels 220
20. Beyond the Trilogy: The Serial–Sequel Continuum 241
21. More Non-Jalna Novels, and New Jalna Prequels and Sequels 255
22. From Acclaimed Contest Winner to “Outside the Range of Literary Criteria” 274
23. The Whiteoaks of Hollywood – les Whiteoak de Paris 296
24. The Next Instalment 325
25. List of Abbreviations 331
26. Notes 333
27. Works Cited 365
28. Index 399