The Association for Mormon Letters presented its 2005 Award for Criticism to A Motley Vision at its annual meeting held Saturday at UVSC.
This is the second year in a row that the AML has honored a Web publication — Meridian Magazine received the award last year. Previous winners also include Gideon Burton, Dennis Clark, Bruce [...]

You may still register for the Association for Mormon Literature’s Annual Meeting and Conference to be held 8:30 am to 5:00 p.m. this coming Saturday, February 25th. Location: The Sorensen Building at Utah Valley State College in Orem, Utah (see directions here). If you plan to attend but have not yet registered, you may still [...]

Poets need logic for the same reason poets need some mastery of form. By crafting poetry within the discipline of poetic forms, poets gain proficiency in the full range of their art from arranging the barest stones of syntax to constructing soaring edifices of odes, sonnets, even free verse. Or we may compare the poet’s [...]

The belief that people hold stewardship over Earth and over every life form and square acre upon its face is taken nearly for granted in the LDS culture. But do LDS understand that stewardship, or have we merely assumed understanding, as we once assumed understanding of the relationship between blacks and priesthood? Are we fully [...]