Monthly Archives: December 2012

All Those Books I Haven’t Read

Posted on December 5, 2012 by Jessie Christensen

It’s that time of year again: ‘best books of 2012’ lists are popping up on every blog, website, magazine, and newspaper I read. December, January, and February are months for reflections, compilations and awards, and yet for me they often … Continue reading →

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An Interview with Johnny Townsend

Posted on December 3, 2012 by Guest

by Gerald S. Argetsinger Gerald Argetsinger is an Associate Professor in the Department of Cultural and Creative Studies, Rochester Institute of Technology. He has published extensively on Scandinavian Theatre, dramatic literature, and magic. He also founder of the Gay Mormon … Continue reading →

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Toward a Mormon Speculative Fiction e-Collective, Part I: The Charlatans of God

Posted on December 1, 2012 by Guest

In the first of three guest posts leading up to the launch of a proposed website dedicated to displaying and developing talent in Mormon speculative fiction, project instigator Mark Penny waxes poetic over the role of speculative fiction writer as … Continue reading →

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