Irreantum Winter 2002-2003—Volume 4, Number 4
AML News
AML Board Changes, AML Awards
In Memoriam: Neila C. Seshachari
Editorials
Fiction for Young People: There’s Gold in This Vein, John Bennion, Cheri Earl, and Carol Lynch Williams
A Krill of Words, Harlow S. Clark (introducing the poetry in the issue)
Essays
Then and Now: A Survey of Mormon Young-Adult Writers, Jesse S. Crisler and Chris Crowe
The True Colors of Carol Lynch Williams: Writing Ethical Fiction for New York, John Bennion
Everyone Hears Voices, Don’t They? Louise Plummer
A Taste of the Year’s Best, Lu Ann Brobst Staheli
“And the Moral of the Story Is?” The Ethical Dilemma of Young-Adult Literature, Jessie L. Christensen
The State of Dutcher’s Baby: A Report on LDS Cinema to Date, Preston Hunter
A Festival for Winners: A Look at the Second LDS Film Festival, Ludwig Einklang
Interview
Rick Walton
Novel Excerpt
The Shakeress, Kimberly Heuston
Memoir
Natural, K. L. Jackman
Poetry
Some Poems for Children, Rick Walton
Summer Journey, Janean Justham
Even So It Shall Be in That Day, LaVerna B. Johnson
Like Whales, LaVerna B. Johnson
Appaloosa, Judith Curtis
Stories
Bliss at the Burger Bar, Louise Plummer
The Day We Lost Max, Lael Littke
Monster Lie, C. B. Decker
Flight, Jack Harrell
Reviews
A review of Ron Woods’ The Hero, by Sharlee Mullins Glenn
A review of Kimberly Heuston’s The Shakeress, by Kelly Thompson
A review of Jack Weyland’s Cheyenne in New York, by Jeffrey Needle
A review of Chad Daybell’s Emma Trilogy, by Katie Parker
A review of the film Charley, by D. Michael Martindale
Mormon Literary Scene
AML-List Highlights
High School Literature Curriculum, Generalizing from Experience, Diversity in Mormon Literature, Difficult Art
Rameumptom
Local Waiter Serves God, Mammon, Stephen Carter (from The Sugar Beet)
