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The Latter Days: A Memoir. By Judith Freeman. Pantheon, 2016. 336 pages. Reviewed by Dar in Stewart Judith Freeman’s The Latter Days is a remarkable memoir of an unremarkable life. The American […]
[…] Era of Diversity” and was held March 30 and 31st at Utah Valley University. Find videos of the presentations here. This conference explored multicultural and intercultural interactions within Mormonism, focusing on […]
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Invisible Men / Invincible WomenEric Freeze. Invisible Men: Stories. San Francisco: Outpost 19, 2016. 150 pp. […]
Stanton Harris Hall. Just Seeing. Self-published, 2016. 109 pp. Reviewed by Mary Lythgoe Bradford Stan Hall was one of Dialogue’s most enthusiastic volunteers […]
[…] pages, $3.00. Reviewed by Barrett Burgin Last year I presented this scenario to my classmates: what if the Civil War had never ended and Deseret had become its own nation? This idea of an […]
[…] happened to Nia? They killed that poor girl. In public.” Breathless from the hashtags and my sister’s news that found before I could seek, I spat out, “What. Happened?” She told me. Emphasizing the […]
[…] Tom Christofferson’s That We May Be One exploded onto the LDS book market with a series of news releases, interviews, and appearances. It represents a gigantic leap in the Deseret Book LDS conversation on […]
[…] passed on, but we look forward to a happy reunion with them and eternal life in the world to come. Second is Laura Erekson for her exuberant, large scale mixed media piece “Hidden in […]
[…] long associated with and still practicing (albeit underground) polygamy—Mormons had become a villain du jour not only in the headlines but in all kinds of pulp fiction, from Zane Grey’s western Riders of the Purple Sage to Arthur […]
[…] received into the arms of friends who love and know me as well as anyone in the world. Halfway between two embraces in the celestial room I have one of the few thoughts of […]