[…] us on Dialogue Book Report for a captivating discussion as Andrew Hall, Cristina Rosetti, and Andrew Hamilton share their insights into the most compelling reads in Mormon studies from the past year. In this […]
Join us on Dialogue Book Report for a captivating discussion as Andrew Hall, Cristina Rosetti, and Andrew Hamilton share their insights into the most compelling reads in Mormon studies from the past year.
[…] plant—“mother-in-law’s tongue!”; ii. strange— the fluctuating warps, the stellar images of relativity embedded in your father’s quirky English thoughts— the size, the shape, the spontaneity of a solar wind, now just a mild spring […]
Exciting News from Dialogue Journal Podcast! Get ready for a special monthly episode from the Dialogue Podcast Network a curated collection of insightful podcasts within the world of Mormon Studies and Culture. In this […]
Exciting News from Dialogue Journal Podcast! Get ready for a special monthly episode from the Dialogue Podcast Netword a curated collection of insightful podcasts within the world of Mormon Studies and Culture.
[…] waters of truth. In truth, these hunched dancers with the sun on them are crawling up the world’s left thumb, whose peak is farther from heaven than they would hope if they could think […]
[…] Mormon issues in Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon Thought. Journal Editor Taylor Petrey sits down with Emily English, Ray Nielson, and Keith Burns to explore their experiences and research into this important topic at […]
[…] he finds reading the fiction of Stephen Graham Jones, Van Alst declares that “finally, finally, when I read these stories, unless I am told otherwise, all of the characters are Indian. But best of […]
The ten essays in this volume were brought together to facilitate engagement between scholars of “early Mormonism and early American religious and literary history” (ix). With a designedly inter- or transdisciplinary ambition, Envisioning Scripture assembles…
[…] this poem in audio version here. Prelude Something is not right. A haunting quaver to the world. Your mind feels viscous, your body watery. The lights have dimmed. The sense of […]