• Publication: AML Annual 1998: Papers from the Annual Meeting 1 February 1997Publication Record # 567086
• Author: Lavina Fielding Anderson
• Date: 1998-00-00
• Publisher: Association for Mormon Letters
• Pages: 108
• Format:
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• Type: NONFICTION
• Notes: Data from AML website Non-genre content:

  • "Maps and Addresses" by MaryJan Gay Munger (p.1)
  • "Jots and Titters: An Introduction to Mormon Humor" by Richard H. Cracroft (p.7)
  • "You Stole My Life and I Hate You" by Kathryn H. Kidd (p.8)
  • "Remodeling the Tract Homes of Heaven: Observations of a Second-rate Carpenter" by Robert F. Smith (p.12)
  • "Scaring the Hell Out of People" by Robert Kirby (p.15)
  • "A Bibliography of Mormon Humor: or, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Eternal Life" by Richard H. Cracroft (p.19)
  • "The Book of Mormon as Epic" by Richard Dilworth Rust (p.24)
  • "The Art of Nephite Narrative" by Mark D. Thomas (p.30)
  • "The Book of Mormon and Literature" by Karl C. Sandberg (p.40)
  • "Mormon Folklore: Grammer for a Discourse Community" by William A. (Bert) Wilson (p.54)
  • "Settlement Folk Ideas : Stories of the Mormons' Move West" by Jessie L. Embry and William A. (Bert) Wilson (p.57)
  • "Practice Makes Perfect: A Twenty-Year Overview of Creative Dates and Invitations" by Kristi A. Bell (p.68)
  • "Spirit Possession in Brazil: A Folklore Study" by Adam Nebeker (p.72)
  • "I Taught People - Or Should Have" by Marden J. Clark (p.83)
  • "Opening the Door: A Personal Reflection on Sunstone" by John Sillito (p.87)
  • "To a Grandmother" by Russell Burrows (p.91)
  • "Ancestral Lives" by Craig J. Oberg (p.96)
  • "My Mother, Poet of Experience" by Mikel Vause (p.99)
  • "Electric Talk: Twenty Months of AML-List" by Benson Parkinson (p.105)

Fiction and Essays (view Full Listing)

• 44 • A New Mormon Battalion: The Rise of Speculative Fiction Among Mormon Writers • essay by Scott R. Parkin [as by Scott Parkin]
• 47 • The Individual vs. the Zion Community: An Emperical Look at the Dichotomy in Mormon SF • essay by Lee Allred