[…] and are held in high regard by critics (see below). Most recently he has turned his narrative skills to writing <a title=”Way Below the Angels” href=”http://www.amazon.com/Way-Below-Angels-Confessions-Missionary/dp/080287150X/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1401744104&sr=1-1&keywords=Way+Below+the+Angels”>a memoir of his mission</a> to Belgium in the 1970s.
[…] in life with the strength of ancestors at my back. And with the explosion of Mormon feminist writing, speaking and activism, I watch you all in awe and know what a difference you’re making […]
Armand L. Mauss, emeritus professor or sociology and religious studies at Washington State University and author of several books and a great many articles on a variety of Mormon issues, including his seminal The Angel and the Beehive: The Mormon Struggle with Assimilation (1994) took questions from a panel of Miller-Eccles readers posing questions to Armand relating to his recently-published memoir, Shifting Borders and a Tattered Passport: Intellectual Journeys of a Mormon Academic.
[…] perpetrators and survivors, noting that “the pursuit of further convictions continued after Lee’s execution” (xv). Turley and Brown’s writing is well researched and presents a balanced perspective. They successfully convey the gravity of the event […]
[…] The database also classifies works according to numerous subgenres that reveal the depth and breadth of Mormon writing. These include various categories of fiction—historical fiction, science fiction, fantasy, mystery, scripture-based fiction, romance, etc.—as well […]
[…] I picture us sitting on the edge of the hospital bed, me in a too-thin National Health Service issue dressing gown and him tightly swaddled as I had learned he liked to be. I […]
[…] position and influence the larger Latter-day Saint community. Consequently, as shown by the Singing Mothers Tour, Church service in Britain necessitated a male-female collaboration that blurred expectations of gender roles disseminating from the institutional […]
[…] Delana R. Eckels, informed US secretary of state Lewis Cass that Vernon was an “apostate” and was writing letters undercutting the viability of Utah’s governor, Alfred Cumming. Vernon’s criticism was directly contrary to Brigham […]
[…] but naturally the genre must be kept in mind: verse-by-verse commentary on the Bible. Doddridge is not writing a theological treatise on atonement, and so things should not be pressed too far. Nevertheless, this […]
[…] “Nixon Court,” the Honorable Justice Mr. William O. Douglas has been increasingly burdened with the task of writing dissenting opinions which decry the erosion of our constitutional freedoms. At times he has also utilized […]