SUSTAINING | DIALOGUE 2022 ANNUAL APPEAL
November 21, 2022[…] features, like author pages for each of the more than 4000 writers who have published in Dialogue over the years! The journal is at the heart of what we do. In 2022, we published […]
[…] features, like author pages for each of the more than 4000 writers who have published in Dialogue over the years! The journal is at the heart of what we do. In 2022, we published […]
[…] by John Dehlin, a smattering of memoirs by former Mormons, Marriott hotels, Teenage Newlyweds, countless think pieces from online news magazines during the “Mormon Moment,” the novel The Lonely Polygamist, the Bundys, and even the Bloggernacle. […]
[…] domesticated theology is Utah artist Caitlin Connolly’s In Their Image (fig. 1). Originally created as the c over for the children’s book Our Heavenly Family, Our Earthly Families, Connolly’s piece encapsulates the modern Mormon […]
[…] hence, freshmen! Find a temple, make babies. See the rivers swelling with rain? You have no time. Buy a ring. Every week I’m invited to the zoo. Single salesman, white shirts and ties. As […]
[…] Republic with a flippant “if . . . poetry can show any reason for her existence in a well-g overned state, we would gladly admit her,” Western poets have largely been on the defensive, mounting countless […]
[…] Restoration appears to involve something more than just a restoration of lost authority—it also involves a rec overy of lost truth. And in explaining how and when that truth might have been lost, Roberts […]
[…] ever-increasing itinerary of COVID-19-induced virtual readings. Alongside her readings, her poems continue to be featured in flagship online and print journals and literary anthologies, including New Poets of Native Nations (Graywolf Press, 2018), edited […]
[…] Boston to work as an acappella performer and toured for six years. Shortly after transitioning into voice over work, he started graduate school at Union Theological Seminary, where he’s currently studying Religion & The […]