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Edmonton Sun Changes Tune, Says 'Mormon Sex Manual' Jumps Off Shelves |
A day after it claimed that sales of an
LDS book were "cold" in Edmonton, the Edmonton Sun changed its
opinion and said the book "jumps off city shelves." In the more
recent story, the Sun quoted the owner of an LDS bookstore in its
article about "Between Husband and Wife," an LDS book about marital
intimacy. In the previous story the article's reporter talked to a
general interest bookstore in Edmonton. |
LDS Book Hot in Utah is Cold in Alberta |
The LDS book on intimacy that gained
international attention for its strong sales after an Associated Press
article featured it isn't selling well at all in Canada. An article in the
Edmonton Sun says that the book is "a great unknown here." |
LDS Author Mentioned in Cyber Publishing Roundup |
An article in the New London Day mentions local first time LDS
author, Tage N. Wright Jr's book "The Armageddon." The story starts
with Dr Jacob Campbell leaving Salt Lake City with a donation from
Brigham Young and other LDS contributors in an effort to find the
lost cities of the Book of Mormon. |
Evenson's New Book 'Contagion' Called 'Menacing, Chilly' |
LDS Church member and former BYU english professor
Brian Evenson has a new collection of short stories out, but the collection,
like his previous books, is unlikely to be read by most LDS Church members.
Like his previous work, Evenson's "Contagion" is "stark, dark and violent,"
says the Seattle Times' Richard Wallace. |
Local Members Help Promote Arts |
Young men, young women and married
Latter-day Saints have all been a part of Young Artists for the Arts.
"YAFTA...is a non-denominational organization created with the sole
purpose of providing performance skills in different settings for
young artists," said Jennifer Dorward in a recent conversation with
LDSCaNews. |
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