[…] at all. What readers really want is news about that fuzzy interface between the Church and the world, an area that has been left in mystifying twilight by both official and independent publications, even […]
[…] the dressing of the body. I found that I was crying as I read, for all the world as if I had not been the one to shepherd the article through its several stages […]
[…] Turner, they are to be handed over to the father for education and guidance “pertaining to the world beyond the hearth.”[5] Current research indicates that a man who is “clumsy” with his young children, […]
[…] another and another in an accelerating whirl drawing him surely, swiftly, steeply down into the singular, piercing, world-devouring whine of his genitals. Afterward he washes carefully in the bathroom. There is no hurry. This […]
Dialogue 17.3 (Fall 1984): 11–16 Delegates of the 1970 conference moved to adopt a resolution which stated that women constituted a majority of the church membership but had limited opportunity to act as representatives.
[…] had been won under Bishop Williams’s direction. Next to the trophies was a colored map of the world with pins stuck where missionaries were. None were in France, his old mission. He tried to […]
[…] know really if they were or not. After we got here, he forbade us to learn any English, to go out of the house or to let anyone in. Even the others from Mexico […]
[…] When I was about seven years old, we moved to Roosevelt, only eight miles but a whole world away. I enjoyed being in the Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts, but I don’t recall any […]
[…] reign of Queen Elizabeth the legend gained wide acceptance, because it justified British claims to the new world. Early explorers claimed that some natives spoke a language that sounded like Welsh—evidence that they were […]
[…] one of the best of Mormon memoirs. The first twenty-one chapters of Quicksand and Cactus, “Wide Wonderful World,” cover Brooks’s childhood to age thirteen. They are not expository, nor do they advance by the […]