In this episode of Dialogue Out Loud, Jennifer Quist sits down with Lee Robison, author of “No More Sister Than St. Nick.” His short story appears in the Fall 2023 issue of Dialogue: A Journal…
[…] Chicago (which I attribute to being squashed between my parents in the front seat and driving forty -five minutes on bumpy roads) was a reaction to my grandmother’s gas stove and gas heating, to […]
[…] temple’s dedication and had effectively reversed the policy he understood to have been established by Young twenty -five years earlier of delaying the temple’s completion until the Saints began to return to Jackson County. […]
[…] He physically tried to remove her from the course, running after her in his sports jacket, buttoned -up shirt, and slacks, reaching out with his hands to grab her. The photo freezes the look […]
[…] the audio version of this piece here. Although members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter -day Saints shared many values with their Christian neighbors, the differences between Mormons and non–Mormons during the […]
[…] creation of the world and humankind, Heavenly Mother was nowhere to be found. Creation was an all -male endeavor. I sobbed in the celestial room as I realized that this was a Motherless house. […]
[…] prophets” and “Where’s the female authority on Heavenly Mother?” I wonder what praying to Her would look like in the first place. Is reaching out with my heart too prayer -like? If it is, […]
[…] at BYU,” I told myself, “You’re now a pro at managing the dismissive and lonely conversations about Native American culture and stereotypes. You got this!” Then, I received an indelible impression to organize a […]
In 2017, the First Presidency of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter -day Saints issued a statement condemning “white supremacist attitudes.” As a member of the Church who also knows the history, erasure, […]
[…] general argument. Speculative fiction (a catchall term for fantasy, science fiction, horror, alternate history, and other reality -defying modes) is at its best when it turns toward its subject matter and interrogates the basic […]