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REVIEW ESSAY
 
An Exhausted Memoir Of Reading Leaving the Saints
 
Leaving The Saints: How I Lost The Mormons And Found My Faith
by Martha Beck
 
 
Reviewed by Tania Rands Lyon
[Click here for the review]
Click to see the book review
This is a preview copy of the review. Please check the final version before citing it.
 
Selected newspaper articles about Nibley's life and passing:
LDS historian Nibley
dies at 94

By Peggy Fletcher Stack
and Mark Eddington
The Salt Lake Tribune

Not many Mormon scholars could get away with lambasting the faithful for their excessive materialism, their fondness for the military and hunting, or their kitschy church art and still remain a favorite son. Fewer still could be a mentor to church defenders and LDS social critics at the same time . . .
[See full article]

A Mormon Daughter's
Book Stirs a Storm


By EDWARD WYATT

New York Times

The daughter of one of Mormonism's most prominent religious scholars has accused her father of sexually abusing her as a child in a forthcoming memoir that is shining an unwelcome spotlight on the practices and beliefs of the much-scrutinized but protectively private Mormon religious community. . . . . .
[See full article]
   
Sunstone magazine articles by or about Hugh Nibley:
Response  
See Issue- 17.18 December 1979
Last Call  
See Issue- 63 January 1988 [purchase this issue]
What Is Zion? A Distant View  
See Issue- 70 April 1989
TURNING THE TIME OVER TO . . . : Priesthood  
See Issue- 80 December 1990 [purchase this issue]
TRUTH IS STRANGER THAN FOLKLORE: Hgh Nibley—The Man And The Legend 
See Issue- 125 December 2004 [purchase this issue]
AN OLIVE LEAF: Breaking Through to Zion 
See Issue- 131 March 2004 [purchase this issue]
 
Sunstone audio and video:
Ballad of Hugh Nibley, composed & performed by Michael Hicks, August 10, 2002 [Play the ballad]
 
'Brother Brigham's Revenge': Hugh Nibley on a Spit
Abstract- Come celebrate and commiserate, laugh and sigh, dine and duck, as friends, colleagues, and family members of Hugh Nibley have fun “zinging” him with revealing stories, sensational exaggerations, irreverent songs, and affectionate memories. It’s about time this intractable, cantankerous, perspicacious, and erudite 92-year-old “gets as good as he has given.” Who knows? Maybe Hugh will even give a little more of it back this very evening. One thing’s for sure—this won’t be anything like your average testimony meeting!

The 2002 Sunstone Salt Lake symposium session held August 10th, was recorded and made available on VHS tape. price $30
 
   
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