Dive into the vibrant world of Mormon fiction in the latest episode of “Dialogue Book Report.” Hosted by Andrew Hall, this engaging episode features three distinguished authors from the new collection “The Path and […]
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[…] professor of Japanese literature and visual culture at Tufts University. Among his books are The End of the World, Plan B (Greg Kofford Press), and zion earth zen sky (Maxwell Institute). A collection of stories about central Utah […]
[…] the 92nd Episode of the Dialogue Gospel Study featuring Rosalyn Eves. Rosalyn Eves has a PhD in English from Penn State, with an emphasis in rhetorical history. Her research interests include rhetorics of space, […]
[…] waters of truth. In truth, these hunched dancers with the sun on them are crawling up the world’s left thumb, whose peak is farther from heaven than they would hope if they could think […]
In 1967, Kathrine Switzer became the first woman to officially run the Boston Marathon. Before that, women weren’t allowed to enter marathons. There’s an iconic photo of Switzer just a few miles into the […]
Editor Kristine Haglund joins fellow panelists Jordan Kimball and Katie Davis Henderson in a new Mormon Matters podcast on “Growing Up Mormon–and Fearless.”
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 […]