Richard Golightly: A Novel
March 16, 2018[…] at the sky. “The environment,” she says. Early Years For his eighth birthday Richard receives a small black tag in scribed with the words Future Missionary. He wears the tag to church, to school, […]
[…] at the sky. “The environment,” she says. Early Years For his eighth birthday Richard receives a small black tag in scribed with the words Future Missionary. He wears the tag to church, to school, […]
[…] a faint white hue before me, like a dissipating mist. As I continued to cry, dark blue- black shapes emerged at the bottom and became like oil in water, floating higher and higher, becoming […]
[…] by the office to see what was happening in Mormon studies. One time, I noticed a thick, black, bound volume with the intriguing title “Compilation on the Negro in Mormonism.” I thumbed through it […]
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