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Greg Kofford Books has added the Mormon Image in Literature series to their flash sale (ends today) (through Friday).
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Brian made a little mistake on the newsletter, linking to the wrong sale. All of the Mormon Image in Literature titles are on sale through Friday.
https://gregkofford.com/blogs/news/dime-novel-mormons-jwha
Congratulations! Well done, Michael and Ardis! Glad to see the weird and the wild in our literary history preserved.
Oh, good. I’ll change the link in the post in case someone doesn’t read comments. Thanks, Loyd.
Weird and Wild is a pretty good descriptor, kevinf! And books like this one are why the word “Mormon” absolutely will not go away. This material links to the culture, but in no way would it be appropriate to link it to the institutional Church — it would be blasphemy to link this kind of thing to the name of the Lord. Yet it is very, very embedded in the culture of Mormonism.