[…] 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 of well-told […]
Editor’s Note: In 2021, Dialogue hosted a writing contest titled Bodies of Christ with the following parameters: Dialogue seeks submissions of poetry (up to 100 lines), short fiction (3500–6000 words), and personal voice (nonfiction, […]
[…] husband’s friendship with the Russian, Sister Johansen became Sister Coalstove’s bosom buddy. They spent much time to gether—canning, planting their gardens, and planning activities with the Relief Society. But despite their closeness, Sister Johansen […]
[…] to the twolarge rooms where the missionaries lived. There were two single cots in each room, two writing tables, and two small closets. One room had a door that opened onto a small balcony […]
[…] razor droned on. Marsha picked up the pen and pad of paper lying on the arm-rest. Letter writing was about the only thing she’d been permitted to do since her last operation. It was […]
[…] that kind of detachment. Or did I care that much to begin with? I gave it lip service too. Fatherhood, my number one calling; family, my greatest joy. Not really. Not at first. Not […]
[…] tried to put her into dumbbell English. Sequaptewa? Hardly Mayflower material. She protested. They gave her a writing exam and placed her in the Honors Program. (“Quota kid,” muttered a cocky white boy her […]
[…] are just what you would expect.” I considered how useful those words would be under the viney writing of the name and dates on a headstone: “Just what you would expect.” But I replied, […]
[…] back and forth on their own, could have them at home to practice. “I’m going to the writing lab,” Timothy says, hurrying from the office. He makes a face. “I’ll be a little later […]
[…] just having trouble getting used to it.” “Howard was in Texas, wasn’t he?” said Vern. “He was writing steady to my niece, Belinda. According to her, they was about ready to send out wedding […]