[…] Co-founder James Goldberg answers Dialogue’s fiction editor Jennifer Quist’s questions about this ongoing project to advance the reading and writing of Mormon literature. Dialogue: Some of the Mormon Lit Blitz work has the feel […]
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[…] ritual with the woman. A breeze lifts the window shade and touches his back. He has al ready begun to sweat lightly, and the sudden chill abruptly summons him to his own body, to […]
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[…] or something. The truth was I had my second thoughts. I even tried to break the bad news. “Bobbie,” I said real gentle. “Sometimes these things don’t go like they make you think.” But […]
[…] for Sunday, and Mum always says that Sundays are easier to face with a clean house. But today she might just be sitting at the table in the kitchen, wet-faced and dribbly-nosed, staring at […]
[…] peculiar light was in their eyes. “When should we play again?” Kim asked everyone. “A week from today?” Leslie suggested. “Yeah,” said Cory, “and maybe my team can lose next week.” He laughed, then […]
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[…] become a national issue, requiring careful scrutiny of alternatives and possible outcomes. An editorial in The Deseret News has already come out against such income maintenance programs. Such programs may have far-reaching consequences for the […]