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Category Archives: On-screen
All hail the Flux Capacitor!
My wife and I went to see The Source Code the other night. We really liked it. It was directed by David Bowie’s son, who sensibly goes by Dalton Jones instead of his more loonie-celeb birth-name possibility Zowie Bowie. Anyway, … Continue reading
Posted in On-screen, SF&F corner, The Writer's Desk
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On-Screen: Filming the Book of Mormon
Last Saturday, at the AML Annual meeting, we had the privilege of seeing a public screening of Corianton, probably the first Mormon feature film. Based on the play by Orestes Utah Bean (if there were ever a perfect name for … Continue reading
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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