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“Our Dog, Stromberg” by César Augusto Medina Fortes
Read the original Portuguese version here. “Our Dog, Stromberg” by César Augusto Medina Fortes translated by Katherine Cowley I have...
Liz Busby
Jun 18, 20204 min read
“Part Heaven” by Madison Beckstrand
Divinity flows through my fingertips, practiced precepts slip from my lips, I lean back into my mother’s grip let heaven part my hair ...
Liz Busby
Jun 17, 20201 min read
“Portal Friends” by Annaliese Lemmon
Emily pushed against the cool surface of her mother’s full-length mirror. The surface remained solid, as it had for months. It wasn’t...
Liz Busby
Jun 16, 20204 min read
“Final Report” by Mattathias Westwood
Final Report of the Foreordination Committee of the Grand Council of Heaven, presented by Gabriel, presiding committee chair, to the...
Liz Busby
Jun 15, 20204 min read


“Airplanes that Crashed: A Book of Mormon Coloring Book” by Jared Forsyth
While we did the best we could to recreate this finalist on our webpage, we lost some layout choices. We recommend downloading the...
Liz Busby
Jun 13, 20202 min read
“Three Generations of Sonder” by Chanel Earl
Jane – 1959 We rented a small basement apartment next to the University, so John could come home for lunch if he wanted to. But he often...
Liz Busby
Jun 12, 20204 min read
“Family Tree” by Merrijane Rice
… I will liken thee, O house of Israel, like unto a tame olive tree … Jacob 5:3 I don’t remember how we started, who was grafted into...
Liz Busby
Jun 11, 20201 min read
“Orpheus Sings to Mary and Martha” by Emily Harris Adams
Lazarus is sealed up in the tomb, sleeping in the viper’s den. And I know that you, like me, will want your God to set him free. Lazarus...
Liz Busby
Jun 10, 20201 min read
“Perfection Is a Fullness” by Jeanine Bee
In the spring of 2020, all the temples were closed. A few days later, my grandma showed up in my living room. Which wouldn’t have been so...
Liz Busby
Jun 9, 20204 min read
“Resurrection by Easter 2020” by Selina Forsyth
Our god has slept, though somewhat fitfully, for a few days. Maybe weeks. How we long for the promised return, preferably stronger...
Liz Busby
Jun 8, 20201 min read
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