About Theric Jepson
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Theric Jepson has been blogging since 2005, but he’s been a gadfly-in-the-making for much, much longer.
Most of his professional publications have been under his legal name, Eric W Jepson, but online he is better known by a variety of monikers beginning with the digraph th.
Theric first published about Mormon literature in Brigham Young University’s now defunct Collegiate Post, a student-run newspaper. That article is (happily) unavailable online as it reveals the tremendous ignorance of the author at that time.
Theric has worked as a reporter for and, briefly, as the editor of the Tehachapi News. His columns from this time (and many other writings of all stripes) are available on his website.
Theric was award a 2010 AML Award for editing.
Although he considers himself primarily a fictionist, Theric writes in other forms as well. A partial list of his work follows.
Blog
Thutopia
Short stories
Afterlife
The Oracle
The Widower (AMV Discussion)
The Oracle
How Long Till Two Times
17 Facts about Angels (Honorable Mention, 2010 Irreantum fiction contest)
Nonfiction
How to Become a Mormon-Comics Snob in Five Easy Steps
Living Literature
Saturday’s Werewolf
Books
The Fob Bible (AMV Review)
Guest Posts on A Motley Vision
The Sin of Saint Onan (7.17.08)
A Survey of Mormon Comix (8.12.08)
“Mormons might well be the new Catholics!” (11.25.08)