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AML Annual 2001
Table of Contents
Presidential Address
"All Is Well In Zion!"? Publishing among the Gentiles, John Bennion
Papers
The Adventures of Irreantum Magazine, Christopher K. Bigelow
Traditions of LDS Publishing, Gideon O. Burton
"There's a Multitude of Children All Around": Children's and Young Adult Fiction in the Mormon Literary Tradition, Sharlee Mullins Glenn, Rick Walton, Carol Lynch Williams, and Dean Hughes
National Trends in Poetry, Lisa Bickmore
National Christian Fiction and Publishing: Have Latter-day Saints Been Left Behind?, Gideon O. Burton
"Your Grandma Makes Green Jell-O Salad, Too?": The Rhetorical Function of Mormon Humor, Anne Billings
"Is There No Blessing for Me?": The Relentless Jane Manning James, Margaret Blair Young
"Woman, Arise!": Political Work in the Writings of Lu Dalton, Sheree Maxwell Bench
Whipple's The Giant Joshua: The Greatest But Not the Great Mormon Novel, Eugene England
She, Clory, Had a Testimony, and a Great Smile, Harlow Soderborg Clark
Remedying Race and Religious Prejudice through Spiritual Autobiography: Wynetta Willis Martin's Black Mormon Tells Her Story, Laura Bush
The Mantle of the Poet: Reappraising Clinton F. Larsen, Kevin Klein
Landscapes of Seduction: Terry Tempest Williams's Desert Quartet and the Biblical Song of Songs, Boyd Peterson
Austen's Granddaughter: Louise Plummer Re(de)fines Romance, John Bennion
The `Mormon Magical Realism' of Phyllis Barber: Parting the Veil with Folkloric Literature, Eric A. Eliason
Traditional Misperceptions of Zion: John Milton and the Crystal City in Hatrack River, Marilyn Brown
Not Another Orson Scott Card Paper: Elizabeth Boyer and Leonard Tourney, Ivan A. Wolfe
Projecting the Other: the "Mormon Question" in Harry Turtledove's How Few Remain, Lee Allred
Anne Perry's Tathea: A Preliminary Consideration, Richard H. Cracroft
Mary Pondered: The Power of Mothers' Narratives, Krisit Bell
Stories Worth Telling?, Harlow Soderborg Clark
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