Hi, Friends at AML. I have recently published a new book, The Ghost of Eternal Polygamy: haunting the hearts and heaven of Mormon women and men.
Greg Prince says: “…Carol Lynn Pearson has hit a home run in her quest to illuminate both the damage that Mormonism’s de-facto practice of polygamy continues to inflict, and the route to a better, more humane place.”
May I send a copy of the book to someone in your organization for a review?
I have completed editing of an excellent biography of Earl Glade, Salt Lake City’s first mayor to be ever reelected. He also was a broadcast pioneer instrumental in laying the groundwork of much of KSL’s early radio programming. Glade, who also was an active Mormon, was mayor during the 1940s and 1950s. I am looking for suggestions as to possible small house presses and publishers who would be interested in a book about an important yet seldom known figure who is credited for pushing Salt Lake City into the modern age. The emphasis is clearly on his civic and political contributions.
I too have a Mormon-themed book that has been recently published. It is a historical fiction novel set in WW I and features two LDS brothers. Please visit my website and send me Jeff’s address to provocanyonreview@gmail.com
Hi, Friends at AML. I have recently published a new book, The Ghost of Eternal Polygamy: haunting the hearts and heaven of Mormon women and men.
Greg Prince says: “…Carol Lynn Pearson has hit a home run in her quest to illuminate both the damage that Mormonism’s de-facto practice of polygamy continues to inflict, and the route to a better, more humane place.”
May I send a copy of the book to someone in your organization for a review?
Much thanks for your good work.
Carol Lynn
Thanks Carol Lynn. Jeff Needle coordinates the reviews for the website. I just sent you his email through your website’s contact page.
I have completed editing of an excellent biography of Earl Glade, Salt Lake City’s first mayor to be ever reelected. He also was a broadcast pioneer instrumental in laying the groundwork of much of KSL’s early radio programming. Glade, who also was an active Mormon, was mayor during the 1940s and 1950s. I am looking for suggestions as to possible small house presses and publishers who would be interested in a book about an important yet seldom known figure who is credited for pushing Salt Lake City into the modern age. The emphasis is clearly on his civic and political contributions.
Les Roka
Dear Andrew,
I too have a Mormon-themed book that has been recently published. It is a historical fiction novel set in WW I and features two LDS brothers. Please visit my website and send me Jeff’s address to provocanyonreview@gmail.com