[…] litheness of our own ghosts, feel their legion. Karin Anderson. Before Us Like a Land of Dreams. Salt Lake City: Torrey House Press, 2019. 375 pp. Paper: $18.95. ISBN: 978-1-948814-03-4. Note: The Dialogue Foundation provides the […]
[…] at what happens to the thesis when the focus is on Mormon-created texts (films like Jane and Emma, Brigham City, and the Halestorm Entertainment comedies; novels like The Scholar of Moab or the Linda Wallheim mysteries; and plays […]
[…] disappear any time soon. Gregory A. Prince. Gay Rights and the Mormon Church: Intended Actions, Unintended Consequences.Salt Lake City: University of Utah Press, 2019. 416 pp. Hardcover: $34.95. ISBN: 978-1607816638. Note: The Dialogue Foundation provides […]
[…] simultaneous complex tasks by practicing behaviors until they achieve a degree of what cognitive scientists call “automati city,” where individual practices require less attention, allowing for the bundling of more tasks. That’s why children […]
[…] Jan Shipps!) We learn new things that way. Just as I learned by reading Sir Richard Burton’s City of the Saints that one of my Dorton ancestors (an early citizen of Lehi, Utah) drank […]
[…] in the waters of Mormon I signed up to flee the king The king, the king the city of the king and the ways of the king even the dreams of the king I […]
[…] of dark, suspenseful thrillers will enjoy it as well. Robert Hodgson Van Wagoner. The Contortionists. Salt Lake City: Signature Books, 2020. 358 pp. Paper: $16.95. ISBN: 978-1560852896. Note: The Dialogue Foundation provides the web […]
[…] let these children of God suffer in silence and that we will be endowed with His capa city to hear the songs they cannot now sing.” As you prioritize helping others generously, you will […]
[…] his book Christopher Columbus: “A Man Among the Gentiles” for Education Week 2019, many community members respon ded with concern. In his presentation, Hinckley claimed that Christopher Columbus was inspired and guided by God […]
[…] essay on the Provo River delta, and his final essay about his own engagement on the Provo City Council are strong and stirring essays. I admit my bias here as one who has stepped […]