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Sanderson, “Rhythm of War” (Reviewed by Chad Curtis)

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Blue Nude Migration, by Laura Stott

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#MoLit Most Recommended Books: Send in your nominations!

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Van Wagoner, “The Contortionists” (Reviewed by Andrew Hamilton)

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Pandemic fiction from the BYU library

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Rasband, “Be Not Troubled” (Reviewed by Richard Ji)

  • Posted on February 21, 2021

Hope & Healing

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Coviello, “Make Yourselves Gods: Mormons and the Unfinished Business of American Secularism” (Reviewed by Kristine Anderson)

  • Posted on February 16, 2021

McKay, Ashurst-McGee, Hauglid, “Producing Ancient Scripture” (Reviewed by Harlow Clark)

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Shumway, “Bountiful” (Reviewed by Liz Busby)

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The Cunning Man and The Jupiter Knife: Five Themes

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A decade of novels (and more), #3: Speculative fiction

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Blue Nude Migration, by Laura Stott

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#MoLit Most Recommended Books: Send in your nominations!

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Pandemic fiction from the BYU library

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Hope & Healing

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The Cunning Man and The Jupiter Knife: Five Themes

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A decade of novels (and more), #3: Speculative fiction

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A Decade of Novels, #2: Youth Fiction

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Heavenly Mother: Call for fiction and personal essay

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