In this episode of Dialogue Book Report, we delve into the craft of writing and the nuanced world of engaging a Mormon audience with three distinguished authors: Alison Brimley, Jack Harrell, and William Morris. […]
It is a common adage that Mormons are a “peculiar people.” The phrase, taken from the Bible, is meant to imply that members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints paved their […]
While some critique oral history methods, Caroline Kline’s Mormon Women at the Crossroads: Global Narratives and the Power of Connectedness takes significant strides to substantiate the benefits of the method. Among these critiques are […]
My father has appeared—not in a dream— and shown me where to haul the plates off to, a harder task now that I had the records of Mormon whole and Ether shortened up and […]
Rinse out the rag while you stand at the door; there is no more ripe fruit at this point in the season. Those wagons that rise on the opposite bank are filled with what […]
Soon the deer will leave the mountains. Search our garden for vegetation. Bite the tops off tea roses, their teeth leaving scars. In the yard the ash tree drops leaves into the browning grass. […]
Menlove and Pace, whose stories appear in the new collection “The Path and the Gate” from Signature books, discuss the craft of writing, post-Mormons interest in writing about Mormons, and physicality in fiction.
View the 95th Episode of the Dialogue Gospel Study featuring Cynthia W. Connell.
View the 94th Episode of the Dialogue Gospel Study featuring W. Paul Reeve. W. Paul Reeve is chair of the History Department and Simmons Chair of Mormon Studies at the University of Utah where […]
View the 94th Episode of the Dialogue Gospel Study featuring W. Paul Reeve.