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A Motley Vision: Publishing: Choice in LDS Books
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AMV is now at www.motleyvision.org. Publishing: Choice in LDS Books. Those who have read my previous posts (yes, those from last Fall, when I last gave myself enough time to write here) know that I think the market for LDS books is crippled. It is only able to supply a relatively narrow range of books to a relatively narrow audience, and as a result either ignores or turns-off a large portion, perhaps even the majority, of those who might purchase LDS books. That the store has decided not to carry? Many ...
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A Motley Vision: Mahonri Stewart's Introduction
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AMV is now at www.motleyvision.org. Mahonri Stewart is a Mormon playwright who resides in Provo with his wife Anne and upcoming son Hyrum. Mahonri's debut play, Farewell To Eden, a British period drama that premiered at Utah Valley State College and then went on to be entered in the Kennedy Center's American College Theater Festival. There it won second place for the National Playwriting Award and a National Selection Team Fellowship Award (for Region VIII). Posted by Mahonri Stewart permalink. Elsewhere...
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Not Official But Still Fun And Interesting | Our Marching Orders
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Special Witnesses of Christ – Ancient and Modern Apostles. The Apostles at the Time of Christ. The Quorum of the 12 Apostles. All Things LDS: Websites For Just About Anything. Not Official But Still Fun And Interesting. Not Official But Still Fun And Interesting. Boolean Search of the Book of Mormon. This site lets a user search the Book of Mormon using Boolean search criteria. The Joseph Smith Translation. This is the place to come. FAIR is the Foundation for Apologetic Information and Research. Jeff Li...
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A Motley Vision: Folk Culture/Criticism: The Rhetoric of Stealing God
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AMV is now at www.motleyvision.org. Folk Culture/Criticism: The Rhetoric of Stealing God. Stealing God narratives divide into three categories: failure folklore, firewall folklore, and stealing God narratives proper wherein someone exploits another's circumstances for personal benefit, self-stimulating inspirational stories being among them. One day as I tried to feed her she swallowed an even tinier fraction of food than usual. At the end of my rope, I spread my arms wide, looked up at the ceiling t...
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A Motley Vision: "Backslider" Turns 20
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AMV is now at www.motleyvision.org. One of the more interesting events in Mormon Literature this year is the 20th anniversary of the publication of The Backslider. Perhaps the finest LDS novel published to date. (The other novel widely considered for this designation is Maureen Whipple's The Giant Joshua. Personally, I prefer The Backslider. Regardless of what you think of LDS literature, this is one title that is worth the read, and should be included in the " canon. The Last of the Mohicans. Mormon Lit...
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A Motley Vision: AMV Moved! Update your Feed
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AMV is now at www.motleyvision.org. Has moved to http:/ www.motleyvision.org. If you aren't going there to read our posts, you've already missed two:. Curing LDS Book Availability: Why We Need a Wholesaler. If you are getting A Motley Vision. By rss feed, please update your feeds! Posted by Kent Larsen permalink. Shawn P. Bailey. About the name: A Motley Vision. This is a genre friendly. A Motley Vision has moved! News: Poetry Chapbook from MAG. Publishing: Choice in LDS Books.
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A Motley Vision: September 2004
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AMV is now at www.motleyvision.org. Thanks to the intrepid Ebenezer Orthodoxy. Has added two features that make reader interaction much better. 1 A "Recent Comments" section on the sidebar on the home page. 2 A javascript hack that lets readers post comments without logging on to Blogger. Simply fill out the form at the bottom of each post. Ebenezer's Blogger modifications can be found at Blogger Hacks. Posted by William permalink. Elsewhere: Time out for a purple pansies fireside. Time Out for Women.
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A Motley Vision: Criticism: The Importance of Being Ironic, Part One
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AMV is now at www.motleyvision.org. Criticism: The Importance of Being Ironic, Part One. In my opinion irony is a much and unreasonably maligned concept. Associating irony with offensive or subversive intent some relegate it to outer rhetorical darkness. This is especially true in some religious circles where irony is looked upon as being dangerous to steadfast belief. But is learning to identify and engage irony in fact more useful and needful than we might suspect? Competition to arrive first is fierce...
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A Motley Vision: An Interview With Eric Samuelsen
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AMV is now at www.motleyvision.org. An Interview With Eric Samuelsen. MAHONRI: You've obviously established yourself very much as a Mormon playwright. Some see you as one of the current leaders of the movement. [Most of your plays]- they have strong ties to Mormonism. What draws you to Mormon Theater as a genre? How do your religious beliefs and experiences effect your work? What I loved about it was the implication that we could and should write about conflicts in our culture, about difficulties and str...
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A Motley Vision: News: Poetry Chapbook from MAG
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AMV is now at www.motleyvision.org. News: Poetry Chapbook from MAG. I'm passing on the following announcement from New York City's Mormon Artist Group:. New York City's Mormon Artists Group recently announce the publication of Javen Tanner’s first volume of poetry, Curses for Your Sake. Javen Tanner is from Kanab, Utah and lives in New York, New York. His poems have appeared in Southwestern American Literature. A handbound limited edition, which sold out in just three days, was also published and may be ...
