Volume 35, No. 1
Spring 2002
The Spring 2002 Issuefeatures reflections and tributes honoring Eugene England, a prominent figure in Mormon literature and scholarship."For Eugene" serves as an introductory tribute, setting the tone for the heartfelt remembrances that follow. Levi S. Peterson discusses how England's work was "salvaged for Mormonism," emphasizing his contributions to the faith and literature. Douglas Thayer shares personal memories in "The Long Cast," highlighting the depth of England's influence on those around him. Stephen Carter offers insights in "A Brief Tour of England," recounting his year spent with England and the impact of their interactions. Allison Pingree reflects on the personal connections forged over "A Dining Room Table," illustrating how shared meals fostered community and understanding. And more. This issue celebrates England's legacy, underscoring his role as a mentor, friend, and influential voice within the Mormon community.
Contents
Articles/Essays
Classic Articles
Fiction
Out of the Woods
Karen RosenbaumHere they go, Carma without her cane—she’ll hang onto Dan if her legs give way—through the glass doors into the maze of parents and teenagers and little brothers and sisters, milling, waving, shrieking, whimpering. “I…
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