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AML Annual Meeting
I want to interrupt our regular blog discussion to extend an invitation to all members, former members, and future members of the Association for Mormon Letters to attend our Annual Meeting on Saturday 27 February at UVU’s library. The theme … Continue reading
Posted in Announcements, On-screen
Tagged AML Awards, AML conference, Corianton (the movie), History of Mormon Lit
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Mormon LitCrit: Leaving the Garden
I love the Christmas season. I start playing Christmas music just before Thanksgiving and continue several weeks into the New Year. I love the lights, colors, parties, and foods. And each year our family resumes the previous year’s non-alcoholic eggnog … Continue reading
Posted in Mormon LitCrit
Tagged cancer, Christmas, condescension of God, Fall of Adam, free agency, human progression, Joseph Smith, Value of art
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Announcement: The Dawning of a Brighter Day
In 1982, Eugene England surveyed the history and current landscape of Mormon literary production in a seminal article published in BYU Studies entitled “The Dawning of a Brighter Day: Mormon Literature after 150 Years.” There England celebrated the flowering of … Continue reading
