Review: Joseph M. Spencer, For Zion: A Mormon Theology of Hope
July 30, 2014Crossposted at By Common Consent. By Blair Hodges Did the law of consecration become effectively suspended or temporarily replaced by the law of […]
Crossposted at By Common Consent. By Blair Hodges Did the law of consecration become effectively suspended or temporarily replaced by the law of […]
[…] studies at Utah Valley University since 1995, receiving a Faculty Excellence Award in 2006. As Program Coordinator for Mormon Studies, he has organized conferences on Mormonism and Islam, Mormonism and the Internet, Mormonism and […]
At this year’s Association for Mormon Letters Conference, Steven Peck’s Spring 2014 piece “Two-Dog Dose” won the AML’s Short Fiction Award. Dialogue […]
[…] width=”150″ height=”150″ />There is a wonderful scene in C.S. Lewis’s The Great Divorce that has stayed with me for 30 years. In this scene, the unnamed narrator dies and finds himself in hell, which is […]
[…] href=”https://www.dialoguejournal.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/Mr-mustard.jpg”>Mormon Tradition and the Individual Talent
Mary Lythgoe Brad ford. Mr. Mustard Plaster and Other Mormon Essays. Draper, Utah: Greg Kofford Books, 2015. 185 pp. Reviewed […]
[…] width=”131″ height=”246″ />Levi S. Peterson’s “Kid Kirby” from the Dialogue Summer 2016 issue won a 2016 Association for Mormon Letters award for best short fiction. In honor of this award, Dialogue has released the […]
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[…] truth: you have to be damn smart to be a writer of good fiction. If you’re dumb, forget it. You have to hear words in your head—and who doesn’t? But you also have to […]
[…] is a narrative that starts in Jerusalem in 600 BCE, a little more than a decade be fore Jerusalem is sacked by the Babylonians. The protagonist Lehi is a prophet enjoined to take his […]