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Irreantum Summer 2005
Spiritual Autobiography
From the Editor
Special Feature:
Life History Writing: Perspectives
The Field of Mormon Life Writing: Ripe and Ready to Harvest, Laura Bush
"Endless Vistas of Joy and Excitement": Hugh Nibley's Correspondence and Spiritual Autobiography, Boyd Petersen
The Relevance of Church History, Matthew K. Heiss
Personal Essays
Bicycle Blues (memoir excerpt), Phyllis Barber
One-Eighty (memoir excerpt), Christopher Kimball Bigelow
In the Presence of God: a Spiritual Autobiography, Cheryl Pace
Stone Pillows, Deja Earley
Milton Abbey, Kathryn Street Larson
Poetry
Conference Weekend, Brent Pace
This Morning in This Rain, Brent Pace
Reading the Creation with Gutenberg, Melanie Hinton
All Saints Eve, a Year and a Half Later, Melanie Hinton
Desert Night, Amy Jensen
Dar al Luz, Mark Bennion
The Sound of Salvation, Brian Pew
Staying On, Dixie Partridge
Certain Winter Hours, Dixie Partridge
A Spider Teaches the Fall without a Recommend, Steven Peck
Readers Write
Spiritual Autobiography
Reel Observations
Getting to Know One Man's History: Joseph Smith Films in Production, Lee
Walker
From the Archives
The Next Thing I Knew I was One of Them, Oral Conversion Stories from
BYU's Charles Redd Center for Western History
Book Reviews
Compelling Coming-of-Age Novel, Robin Parkinson -- A review of Katie Parker's Just the Way You Are
Things No One Else Sees, Katie Parker -- A review of Amy Maida Wadsworth's Faraway Child
Romantic Suspense with Interesting Premise, Katie Parker -- A review of Jennie Hansen's Code Red
Promising Self-Published Millennial Fiction, Jeffrey Meedle -- A review of Greg West's The Gathering: Signs of the Times
Losing Religion, Finding Voice, John Dewey Remy -- A review of Heidi Hart's Grace Notes: The Waking of a Woman's Voice
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