[…] Sillitoe, one of Utah’s finest poets and novelists, developed her skills in investigative reporting at the Deseret News. Allen Roberts is a Utah architect specializing in historical preservation who has published several investigative articles […]
[…] higher learning in the United States” while simultaneously decrying the “worldview of Babylon” and the “cynical secular world” (pp. ix-x). Continuing the self-contradiction in his first essay, “How Should Our Story Be Told?”, Millet […]
My marriage in 1968 to a man who was not a member of the Church has been instrumental to my growth and development not only as a person but also as a Latter-day Saint. […]
[…] wed. Althea and I lived in Provo for two years while I completed a master’s degree in English and she served as secretary of the Freshman English program at BYU. We lived a year […]
[…] chew this for a while?” It wasn’t that we weren’t tempted. We were in the midst of World War II, and gum was hard to come by. You cherished each piece, chewing it for […]
[…] body power, sense experience, and spirit. The image depicts both human and beyond-human things, in a matter world. At the poem’s ending her mother asks, “Where have you been?” Her answer was not merely, […]
[…] Books, there are probably more copies of this novel around than there are LDS missionaries in the world. There comes a point, when bad literature is so widespread, that one feels obliged to take […]
[…] Pratt’s article, “One Hundred Years Hence. 1945,” written in 1845, in which he describes Zion and the world in 1945, “some forty or fifty years” after the cataclysmic events of the last days. Looking […]
[…] ways Kenneth H. Winn’s work is reminiscent of Fawn Brodie’s No Man Knows My History. That path breaking book, like Exiles in a Land of Liberty, provided solid, stimulating history but was marred, in […]
[…] turreted little red-brick castle of Jaegerspris where sympathetic Louise Rasmussen lived—Ane’s refuge, I believe, in a Lutheran world gone grim and cold for her family after 1858. Peder was barred from their parish churchyard […]