Irreantum editor Laraine Wilkins has posted the table of contents to the summer ‘05 edition to the AML List. I reproduce it below for the benefit of non-subscribers. This particular issue may be of interest to those who don’t faithfully follow the world of Mormon fiction — it’s theme is spiritual autobiography.

Irreantum subscriptions can be ordered online. Unfortunately, individual issues are not available at the moment. Although you may be able to find them for sale in your more discriminating LDS bookstores.

Table of Contents:

From the Editor

Critical Essay
“The Redress of Poetry: Images of Transcendence in Three Contemporary Mormon
Poets” by Danielle Beazer-Dubrasky

Special Feature
“Life History Writing: Perspectives”
Contributions by Laura Bush, Boyd Petersen, and Matthew K. Heiss

Personal Essays
“Bicycle Blues” memoir excerpt by Phyllis Barber
“One-Eighty” memoir excerpt by Christopher Kimball Bigelow
“In the Presence of God: a Spiritual Autobiography” by Cheryl Pace
“Stone Pillows” by Deja Earley
“Milton Abbey” by Katy Street Larson

Poetry
Brent Pace: “Conference Weekend” and “This Morning in this Rain”
Melanie Hinton: “Reading the Creation with Gutenberg” and “All Saints Eve, a
Year and a Half Later”
Mark Bennion: “Dar al Luz”
Brian Pew: “The Sound of Salvation”
Amy Jensen: “Desert Night”
Dixie Partridge: “Staying On” and “Certain Winter Hours”
Steven Peck: “A Spider Teaches the Fall without a Recommend”

Readers Write
“Spiritual Autobiography”

Reel Observations
“Getting to Know One Man’s History: Joseph Smith Films in Production” by Lee
Walker

From the Archives
“The Next Thing I Knew I was One of Them”: Oral Conversion Stories from
BYU’s Charles Redd Center for Western History

Book Reviews

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