Dialogue is pleased to welcome Elizabeth Pinborough as the new Personal Voices Editor. Elizabeth Pinborough is a poet and artist from Salt Lake City. She is co-editor of Young Ravens Literary Review and loves […]
[…] our love or hate into it” but rather, through scholarly detachment, presents “a depiction of what the world looks like from [the Tanners’] perspective . . . and how that vision moved them to think and […]
Even in the modesty of its title, Picnic in the Ruins is a deceptively ambitious novel. At once wry and gentle, its depiction of the various lives and stories that become snarled up in […]
[…] their four daughters. He’s an award-winning writer and editor and a sought-after teacher with a Ph.D. in English and the Teaching of English from Idaho State University. He teaches writing at Utah Valley University […]
[…] cake flavored. She lives with her husband and their cat in American Fork, Utah. **** Discover a world of audio stories and captivating interviews in Dialogue Out Loud. Our editors dive deep into the […]
Among the benefits to reading authors with large, proven oeuvres is trust. We can trust Steven L. Peck. Remember that through the provocations of the opening of his astonishing new release from BCC Press, […]
[…] best-known language of her flesh billowing one last time from her congregation choir, their notes astray and breaking and, yet, soaring beyond her organ, her awe, please, that her leaving might have been more […]
Guest Host Elizabeth Garcia, the Dialogue Poetry Editor, joins Andrew to interview two poets with new collections: Dayna Patterson, the author of O Lady, Speak Again (Signature Books, 2023), and Tyler Chadwick, the author of Litany With Wings (BCC Press, 2022). […]
Alice Faulkner Bush presents the #83 Dialogue Gospel Study. Alice Faulkner Burch was born in Oxnard, CA to Cleo & Elwanda Faulkner. She received an Associate’s Degree from Oxnard College. In 2017 Alice retired from full-time employment […]
I desire to be to the Eternal Goodness what his own hand is to a man. —Theologica Germanica i. What the Right Hand Is Take my right hand—the index finger crooked from a long-forgotten […]