Letters to the Editor
July 31, 2024[…] that may be lurking in the woodwork. ( ) 4. To show that women do better at writing criticism. ( ) 5. To be “cute.” Mary Bradford Arlington, Virginia (V) 6. To show that […]
[…] that may be lurking in the woodwork. ( ) 4. To show that women do better at writing criticism. ( ) 5. To be “cute.” Mary Bradford Arlington, Virginia (V) 6. To show that […]
[…] diverse range of thought-provoking works that delve into the heart of Mormonism’s cultural, historical, and literary dimensions. Get ready for an in-depth exploration of pivotal titles such as Stephen Carter’s Virginia Sorensen, Janiece Johnson’s […]
Caroline Kline will serve as the new Non-Fiction Book Review Editor alongside Andrew Hall as Cristina Rosetti has stepped down to co-edit the Mormon Studies Review. Caroline Kline is one of our upcoming editors in…
[…] that celestial bureaucrats living on a temporally distant but spatially proximal planet made of “spirit matter” were writing the new conjugal kin relationships down on papelitos bound into the book of heaven. Indeed, using […]
[…] He is a retired civil servant who continues, with civility, to write poetry and short stories. Lee’s writing has appeared in Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon Thought, Plains Poetry Journal, 2 River View, San […]
[…] plates, including the three with hinges that he had previously shown the missionaries. Dávila “immediately recognized the writing as . . . Nephite reformed Egyptian” and offered to buy the plates. Padilla asked for too much money, […]
We are pleased to share this Latter Day Struggles podcast episode as part of the Dialogue Podcasts, featuring Editor Taylor Petrey. From the Latter Day Struggles description: It’s time to take a deep dive into…
We are pleased to share this Latter Day Struggles podcast episode as part of the Dialogue Podcasts, featuring Editor Taylor Petrey. From the Latter Day Struggles description: It’s time to take a deep dive into…
[…] historical, when two generations had pondered the relevance of Zechariah 9:9 before the matter was reduced to writing? Why lay any credence to mid night court proceedings which, obviously, no disciple of Jesus could […]
[…] story,” as well as stories that were told entirely in someone else’s voice. The actual process of writing and editing conference talks is opaque. Many people other than the speaker might contribute to any […]