Jonathon Penny
JONATHON PENNY {[email protected]} is husband to one and father to three, and is the Associate Dean in the School of University Studies and Career Access at the College of New Caledonia. In addition to occasional scholarly pieces, he has published short fiction and poetry, and is the author of Blessed and Broad, These Badlands, a four-play cycle set in Southern Alberta, Canada. He is also the translator of Jad Hatem’s Postponing Heaven (Maxwell Institute, 2015), and currently serves as president of the association Mormon Scholars in the Humanities.
Review: “Babbling on toward Ephemeral Patterns” Patrick Madden, Disparates
Articles/Essays – Volume 54, No. 2
Alphabetize yourkarma, sever your qigong,jinx your wifi code. Disparates, 134 I want to suggest that Disparates is less disparate than it claims to be, that there is a running theme or a coherent message that…
Read moreOut of the Garden: The Nature of Revelation in Romanticism, Naturalism, and Modernism
Articles/Essays – Volume 52, No. 4
Mere Tears and Torrents, Signs and Seals: The Sweet Semantic Everything of Troubled Love Matthew James Babcock. Four Tales of Troubled Love
Articles/Essays – Volume 52, No. 1
Mormon Scholars in the Humanities Conference: Savior, silver, psalms, and sighs, and flash-burn offerings
Articles/Essays – Volume 45, No. 3