Volume 48, No. 3
Fall 2015
The Fall 2015 issue begins with Steven Taysom providing a fascinating look at Joseph F. Smith near the end of his life and how Mormons viewed themselves in the late nineteenth century. Gary Ettari provides insight into the Mormon aesthetic and the role and style of artwork in the church, followed by Jack Harrell's "The Thirteenth Article of Faith as a Standard for Literature" and "A Mormon Ethic of Food" by Rachel Steenblik. If that's not enough, there is a myriad of poems available in this issue by both Doug Talley and Ronald Wilcox, a work of fiction titled "The Righteous Road," and several book reviews including a compelling review titled "Guilty as Charged? Mormonism in Nazi Germany."
Contents
Articles/Essays
Classic Articles
Fiction
The Righteous Road
Ryan ShoemakerMy mom held her hand over the phone. “It’s Reed,” she whispered. I took the phone and leaned against the countertop. “Hello,” I said. “Hello.” “What, Derrick? No call?” Reed asked. “I didn’t know you…
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