[…] A. Christensen over all other painters in the history of the world, and to try to badger English professors to teach Orson F. Whitney as one of the best poets in literary history is just […]
[…] . . 23rd edition (London, 1791), pp. 29-30; William Buchan, Domestic Medicine (Exeter, 1828, from “the twenty-second English edition”), pp. 20-21; Thomas Ruble, The American Medical Guide . . . (Richmond , 1810), pp. […]
[…] to Arrington and Haupt’s list: Henry J. Latham (pseudonym Ring Jepson), Among the Mormons (The San Francisco News Company, 1879); Charles Brewer, Retribution at Last: A Mormon Tragedy of the Rockies (Cincinnati: Editor Publishing […]
[…] and suggested I change it from a letter to an editorial. It appeared on November 21, 1977. Breaking into print not only made me feel better, but it brought me in contact with neighbors […]
[…] the remainder would be paid from general Church funds in Salt Lake City. I purposely over-estimated our share at $120,000, fully expecting it to be influenced by inflation. That would soon turn out to […]
[…] House of the Lord: A Study of Holy Sanctuaries, Ancient and Modern (Salt Lake City: The Deseret News, 1912), pp. 18, 99-100, 234-38; John A. Widtsoe, “Fundamentals of Temple Doctrine,” Utah Genealogical and Historical […]
[…] not to be a Latter-day Saint—”I do not expect that to happen.” On the contrary, I fully share the conviction of another good friend—a Mormon who knows as much about Liahonas and Iron Rods […]
[…] but my brother’s to soothe with tummy tickles and Gerber biscuits, no sex. Being a student in English lit by day and a waitress by night has its freedoms and exhilarations but sometimes wanting […]
[…] of published works in the field of Mormon literature today consists of cliches borrowed from the larger world of bad literature. This cheap and easy fiction, the pretty romances, the cute tales of cute […]
[…] discomfort and immense satisfaction of minor league slate-clearing: returning some kept change, admitting plagiarism to his former English teacher, compensating for a job paid for but never completed—all in the presence of his young […]