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Engle, “Praying With One Eye Open” (Reviewed by Mel Johnson)

Merrill, “My Nativity Friends” (reviewed by Heather Harris Bergevin)

Ostler, “Exploring Mormon Thought: Vol. 1, The Attributes of God” (Reviewed by Erik Champenois)

Alexander, “Brigham Young and the Expansion of the Mormon Faith” (Reviewed by David L. Cook)

Suspense and the Literary Crossover: Robert H. Van Wagoner and The Contortionists

Bytheway, “Born This Happy Morning” (Reviewed by Dan Call)

Rice, “Grace Like Water” (Reviewed by Heather Harris Bergevin)

McBride, Mahas, and Dowdle, “Documents, Volume 11: September 1842–February 1843” (Reviewed by Cheryl Bruno)

Butler, “Otto P. Nudd” (Reviewed by Karen Austin)

Black, “The Other Martyr: Insights from the Life if Hyrum Smith” (Reviewed by Mel Johnson)

Johnson, “An Imperfect Roundness” (Reviewed by Tyler Chadwick)

Harris, Bringhurst, “The LDS Gospel Topics Essays: A Scholarly Engagement” (reviewed by Kevin Folkman)

Suspense and the Literary Crossover: Robert H. Van Wagoner and The Contortionists

The Good People of St. George: Maurine Whipple’s neighbors

Dialogue Fall 2020 and an interview with D.J. Butler and Mattathias Westwood

Symbols of Prayer and Hope from “Ming’s Christmas Wishes”

“Palabras de Mormón,” a look at a Spanish-language literary contest

Fearreantum Lives!

Research Resources for Writing about Mormons and Science Fiction/Fantasy

Dawning of a Brighter Day

Engle, “Praying With One Eye Open” (Reviewed by Mel Johnson)

Merrill, “My Nativity Friends” (reviewed by Heather Harris Bergevin)

Ostler, “Exploring Mormon Thought: Vol. 1, The Attributes of God” (Reviewed by Erik Champenois)

Alexander, “Brigham Young and the Expansion of the Mormon Faith” (Reviewed by David L. Cook)

Suspense and the Literary Crossover: Robert H. Van Wagoner and The Contortionists

Bytheway, “Born This Happy Morning” (Reviewed by Dan Call)

Rice, “Grace Like Water” (Reviewed by Heather Harris Bergevin)

McBride, Mahas, and Dowdle, “Documents, Volume 11: September 1842–February 1843” (Reviewed by Cheryl Bruno)

Butler, “Otto P. Nudd” (Reviewed by Karen Austin)

Black, “The Other Martyr: Insights from the Life if Hyrum Smith” (Reviewed by Mel Johnson)

Johnson, “An Imperfect Roundness” (Reviewed by Tyler Chadwick)

Harris, Bringhurst, “The LDS Gospel Topics Essays: A Scholarly Engagement” (reviewed by Kevin Folkman)

Suspense and the Literary Crossover: Robert H. Van Wagoner and The Contortionists

The Good People of St. George: Maurine Whipple’s neighbors

Dialogue Fall 2020 and an interview with D.J. Butler and Mattathias Westwood

Symbols of Prayer and Hope from “Ming’s Christmas Wishes”

“Palabras de Mormón,” a look at a Spanish-language literary contest

Fearreantum Lives!

Research Resources for Writing about Mormons and Science Fiction/Fantasy