[…] sign the agreement in time for Kendall to pass the word to President Polk to countermand that order to the troops” (p. 326). Although such historical theories are intriguing, the fascination of Night fall […]
The career of Bernard DeVoto, the foremost writer and one of the greatest intellectual forces whom Utah has produced in this country, was conspicuously marked by achievements and honors. He wrote five novels, […]
[…] be ready there / To look upon his loving face / And join with him in prayer?”[ 6] That’s the preparation that makes sense to me—to become a person who would feel joy in […]
[…] always know what to do with you. The two of them are quiet for a moment. They order their fries and take their seat, nervous but confident. The Giants’ star pitcher takes the mound. […]
[…] moment when, one assumes, God has allowed Joseph to experience the full force of demonic power in order that he might truly be open to the light that was about to envelop him—at the […]
[…] other how change over time occurred in one segment of history. One seeks to discover the natural order of the social world. The other doubts that one set of laws governs all societies. For […]
[…] of understanding that women cannot reclaim power in isolation. We need the support of each other in order to succeed. Something happens through the sense of touch. There is a transference of energy or […]
[…] is a recent convert to the LDS Church and had to walk away from her ordination in order to be baptized. She works as a therapist in Seattle. Nancy Ross is a professor and […]
I never wanted a son. I feel the heavy ugliness of those words like rough stones in my hands, taste them like shame on my tongue. Children have always been alien creatures to me, […]
Rachel O’Brien Rockwood Wainwright Harker— the narrator and eponymous heroine of John Bennion’s new mystery novel Ezekiel’s Third Wife, has four last names, none of which is superfluous. Together, they tell a remarkable story […]