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• ↓ The Diaries of Carol Lynn Pearson—Mormon Author, Feminist, and Activist, Volume 2: 1990–2002
• ↓ Kingdoms of the Night Sky
• ↓ Some Hard Stars
• ↓ These Saints Are Stones
• ↓ We’re Thankful for the Moisture: A Gay Guy’s Guide to Mormon Faith, Family, and Fruit Preservation
• ↓ Building a Global Zion: The Life and Vision of David O. McKay
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"Of these years of her life, poet, writer, and feminist Carol Lynn Pearson says, “The plot thickens, as all good plots do. My life and your life—if we are brave enough—move into areas that we had not anticipated. We feel sometimes that we want to run back to safer ground, but life has decided otherwise and so we take those next steps. Volume two of my diaries gives us a closeup of the years 1990 to 2002, bringing us an abundance of both joy and distress.”"

"Throughout the 1990s, Pearson records and laments her church’s efforts to punish scholars and activists while celebrating the success of her books and one-woman play, Mother Wove the Morning. Along the way, she comforts the suffering, endures terrible personal loss, and witnesses the fall of the Twin Towers on 9/11. “Bless everyone who fights for what is right,” she writes.  Few have fought harder than Carol Lynn Pearson."

"It is 2026, and millions of Americans are getting ready to form separate communities so they may live by the principles taught in The Book of Shem. Calling themselves “Fellows,” they revere Isaac Snow, the deceased author of The Book of Shem, as their prophet. To settle the question of whether he’s a prophet, a fraud, or something else, Snow’s son sets out to tell his father’s story. Inspired by the 1960s folk music revival and his experiences with the beatniks, hippies, and Mormons, Isaac has crafted a unique message that millions of Americans find irresistible, but only after his many years of feeling cursed and forsaken. Set in New York City, San Francisco, and Provo, Utah, the story blends tragedy, humor, and redemption. Kingdoms of the Night Sky is a rollicking journey of discovery that reminds us of the fractured nature of reality itself."

"Some Hard Stars knits together past and present in pursuit of a deeper understanding of love, rebirth, and sustaining joy. Through poems full of care and tenderness for family, neighbors, and friends, Thacker demonstrates how “love requires / a willing mind,” especially when confronting the difficulties of mortality with honesty. These poems sing and think out loud, through traditional forms and meters as well as through music invented for the needs at hand. They are intense and exacting in their questions, careful and complex in their laments, and delicate with sacred moments of change."

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The Diaries of Carol Lynn Pearson—Mormon Author, Feminist, and Activist, Volume 2: 1990–2002

Kingdoms of the Night Sky

Some Hard Stars

These Saints Are Stones

We’re Thankful for the Moisture: A Gay Guy’s Guide to Mormon Faith, Family, and Fruit Preservation

Building a Global Zion: The Life and Vision of David O. McKay