More and more acts of poetry are being committed by Mormons these days. Before me are four volumes attesting to a variety of interests and a variety in printing and format. I am happy to…
[…] the turbulent years when no one could call the Tribune dull. The reporting was often exciting, the writing vivid, the editorial point of view apparent to the most obtuse reader. The chapters devoted to […]
[…] is not the novel itself, but what it is leading to, for Ms. Wood excitedly claims that writing it taught her a great deal about technique and that in her forthcoming sequels (The Jawbone […]
With the publication of this volume, the three-part Cambridge History of the Bible is now complete. That this volume, the first in the chronological sequence, should be the final number published is a testimony both…
In this episode of the Dialogue Out Loud podcast, Dialogue Journal art editor Margaret Olsen Hemming interviews artists Laura Erekson and Sarah Winegar, whose work is featured in the Summer 2024 issue of Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon…
[…] gold aspens and a few remaining florescent red maples. The unfolding mountains and canyons and colors, to gether with the persistent voice of counsel and conviction from persons they had very recently come to […]
[…] is destructive of the established, the promotable. One is not apt to find anyone on the inside writing about it much; no church teachers would dare say such things. Only the under- dog, the […]
[…] like that all day. Not even if I had some creative, soul-satisfying things to do like reading, writing, cooking and training children. I happen to think that men and women, boys and girls should […]
[…] thundering auto-MO-bile. There was the time he arrived with a buggy full of Navajo rugs (still in service after more than half a century). We were wild with excitement the year he dashed into […]
[…] an experience. This is my “experience of Christmas” as I have tried to put it back to gether after many years. I would let the Psalmist (slightly abridged) state my further intention: “These things I […]