An article by Dialogue’s poetry editor, David Haglund, in a recent edition of Slate wonders (again) where those Mormon Miltons and Shakespeares might be, and whether we may have skipped a few centuries and produced…
YIISA: The Yale Initiative for the Interdisciplinary Study of Antisemitism and The International Association for the Study of Antisemitism (IASA) CALL FOR PAPERS For The Upcoming Conference “Global Antisemitism: A Crisis of Modernity” Monday, August…
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A blog by members of Dialogue’s editorial team and friends. Spirited, wide-ranging, frequently well-informed and occasionally irreverent discussion of all things Mormon.
by Val Hemming Originally published Winter 2004 (37:04) Val: First, would you tell us a little about your mission and your unique experiences as a returning missionary traveling in Europe on the eve of World…
by Cecilia Konchar Farr Originally published Fall 1995 (28:03) LUCRETIA MOTT, A NINETEENTH-CENTURY QUAKER minister and suffragist, delivered a speech at a Philadelphia women’s rights convention in 1854 in which she discussed the day of…
by Douglas H. Thayer Originally published Fall 1972 (07:03) Paul kept both sweaty hands on the steering wheel and breathed through his mouth. Her diaper dirty, Lisa lay just behind him in the back of…
by Douglas Thayer Originally published Spring 2006 (39:01) Douglas: What got you started writing, the original impulse? Did you always think of yourself as a writer or was it adult-onset? Darrell: Reading. That’s the answer.…
by Blake Ostler Originally published Spring 1991 (24:1) LATTER-DAY SAINTS may be surprised to discover that Joseph Smith did not reject the importance of grace. Indeed, he developed a profound and novel view resolving many…
by John Donald Gustav-Wrathall Originally published in Volume 40, Number 2 (Summer 2007) On a recent visit to Utah, I was excited to attend church with my parents at their LDS ward. Regular attendance at…