[…] then of course Mitt Romney’s run for the presidency have put Mormonism in the spotlight and also I think given Mormons more of a sense of how they are perceived in America.” 2014 -11–12 14.04.55
[…] same creator, regardless of how diverse the subject matter (italics mine). Librarians usually organize by subject matter; archivists do not. Correct archival practice would have forbidden the separation of the three leaves from the […]
Dialogue and the Dangerous, Beautiful Possibilities of Mormon Literature by Michael Austin Cross–posted at the Association of Mormon Letters blog. Dialogue: A Journal of […]
[…] give it up. Now, at 50, we have both gotten a lot better at being faithful Latter -day Saints on our own terms. We have figured out how to embrace and even celebrate the […]
[…] the proprietor of the website quotidiana.org which is, among other things, an “online compendium of 420 public -domain essays.” Both Madden and the above–mentioned Lopate (along with countless other essayists) have pledged their allegiance […]
[…] those who see themselves as believers. The setting for Zentner’s book draws from the more contemporary snake -handling tradition of certain Pentecostal groups in the southern regions of the United States. In The Serpent […]
Laughter, Depth, and Insight: Enid Rocks Them AllScott Hales. The Garden of Enid: Adventures of a […]
The Garden of Enid: By a Mormon and For MormonsScott Hales. The Garden of Enid: Adventures […]
[…] new website at the moment of publication and given us a more substantial internet presence with web -only content. Beginning in 2020, we will transition our production operations to the University of Illinois Press. […]
[…] they believed in the outdated teachings of the Church—that African Americans were less valiant in the pre -existence. I see them sometimes on campus. At a BYU ward talent show I had an uncomfortable […]