If You Only Knew…How much a Heavenly Mother meant to the Motherless
Today’s guest post is from Keira Shae (Scholz). Keira lives in the Rocky Mountains and holds the undisputed title for the Nation’s #1 Worst Baker. Her favorite animal is a human, and that’s why she is...
View ArticleWORDS FALL IN: Podcast reviewing THE TREE IN THE CENTER, a poetry collection...
YOU GET A CHOICE! You can read my review of Kathryn Knight Sonntag’s book The Tree in the Center below or you can listen to it on our podcast with the addition of poems read by Kathryn herself and some...
View ArticleBook Review: I Gave Her a Name
Heather Harris Bergevin hates long walks on the beach, and the saccharine sweet fake taste of pina coladas (virgin). She does like mythology, writing poetry with obscure esoteric fairytale references,...
View ArticleTalking “Why”& Sitting in Paradoxes: An Interview with Speaker & Author,...
At Segullah, we pride ourselves on highlighting women relevant to Mormon letters. This quarter’s featured woman, Ganel-Lyn Condie, writes in a genre rarely featured in literary magazines, and yet, her...
View ArticleMy Ecology of Faith
“To plant a garden is to believe in tomorrow.” Audrey Hepburn One of the last tasks I did before leaving my classroom on March 12, 2020 was erase my whiteboard. It was not unusual and part of an...
View ArticleBook Review: A Girl’s Guide to Heavenly Mother
A Girl’s Guide to Heavenly Mother is the most recent book from writers McArthur Krishna and Bethany Brady Spalding, authors of the Girls Who Choose God series. Like their previous work, this new book...
View ArticleWords Fall In: An Interview with Bethany Brady Spalding & McArthur Krishna
I LOVE THIS EPISODE!!!! I kept cheering as I edited this podcast because of all the wisdom nuggets my two guests kept eloquently sharing. Bethany Brady Spalding and McArthur Krishna are the authors of...
View ArticleWORDS FALL IN: A Vision of Heavenly Mother
“We have been lost to each other for so long. My name means nothing to you. My memory is dust. This is not your fault, or mine. The chain connecting mother to daughter was broken and the word passed to...
View ArticleBook Review: Finding Mother God by Carol Lynn Pearson
As a poet and editor, my instinct in reviewing a poetry collection is to evaluate its linguistic originality, its element of surprise, its style. Yet sometimes I find myself stepping back from this...
View ArticleINITIATE
I had been preparing for months for the trip of a lifetime. I saved fifty percent of everything I earned so my just-graduated daughter and I could make regular payments to the tour group. I exercised...
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