White Shell
March 22, 2018[…] some money and get out of… and come for you.” But the only thing that made the news sting a little less to Mary was the promise of summer visits. And Mary’s promise to […]
[…] some money and get out of… and come for you.” But the only thing that made the news sting a little less to Mary was the promise of summer visits. And Mary’s promise to […]
[…] move. I have no doubt she’ll be overjoyed. That’s why I love this business. There’s seldom bad news.” The jeweler opened the door. “Think of us in the future, Mr. Reeves.” Excited and carefree, […]
[…] that we know of has yet nominated Thaddeus of Warsaw (1803), published in four volumes by the English novelist Jane Porter (1775–1850). I will present the case at length, and then invite responses from […]
[…] clowny kid, Cash.” “Spread the wealth,” Cash said. “Yeah, well. But you never know about these kids today. She could really screw it up.” “Not much to screw up, really.” “I know. It’s a […]
[…] population growth, much less complete ordinance work for deceased ancestors. This concern apparently has not disappeared (Church News, 20 July 1986, p. 16). Accordingly, a number of procedural changes were suggested. Some initial opposition […]
[…] infusion into local economies of the funds spent by the church and by its missionaries. The “good news” is that the money spent by missionaries in the communities where they serve amounts to probably […]
[…] died December 13, 1928, in his Centerville home at age ninety-seven. A 1933 article in a national news magazine evaluated his role. Mormon polygamy had almost become extinct, it explained, but “a schismatic cult […]
[…] (William Gass, John Barth, Alice Munro) and whose work I greatly admire, whose work is the good news, if only people would read it. Douglas: Earning a doctorate seems to damage some fiction writers, […]
[…] subscribers? What other characteristics would go into a “portrait” of the most common kind of Dialogue subscriber today (at least, among those who responded to our questionnaire)? The modal respondent is a home-owning, married man […]
[…] and training of youth, for example, is now largely performed by agencies external to the family. Children today also look outside the family for most of their social and recreational activities and work experiences. […]