[…] Patrick Madden’s second book of collected essays, following 2010’s Quotidiana (which won an award from the Association for Mormon Letters and was a nalist for the PEN Center USA Literary Award), bears the mark […]
[…] Up to three entries may be submitted by any one author. Send manuscript in PDF or Word format to [email protected] by November 1, 2017. 2. Each essay must be double-spaced. All essays must be […]
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[…] perhaps, something inherently interesting to Mormons about reimagining our own brief history. Whether it’s a Zionistic yearning for our unfinished theocracy or a regretful wish to rewrite past wrongs, States of Deseret taps into our cultural […]
[…] remember, at the end of this particular sequence involving Enid’s mother, when Hales posted these final panels online there was genuine mourning and shock expressed on social media. I was affected. This is the […]
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The Garden of Enid: By a Mormon and For MormonsScott Hales. The Garden of Enid: Adventures of a Weird Mormon Girl, Part One. Salt […]
[…] the printed version. For citational and bibliographical purposes, please use the printed version or the PDFs provided online and on JSTOR. One of Nibley’s editors has remarked, “Hugh Nibley has probably quoted from apocryphal […]
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Any constitutional amendment unavoidably casts a shadow of uncertaintyover its future interpretation and implementation. The Fourteenth Amendment, for example, has far exceeded the originally perceived purpose—elevating thestatus of blacks—and has come to serve as […]
[…] nor a profound analysis of the Prophet. The writer frequently relies upon a single source of in formation, the Prophet’s History of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, when other sources that […]
[…] she seemed almost too casual that night in 1956 when she told me my wife had filed for a divorce in a Provo court. I’d been visiting my parents, hoping a weekend away from […]