Such a thrill for us to pay kids for their artistic labors. Let's teach them their work has value.
by for & about KIDS - Irreantum
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Updating the avatar for the new KIDS issue. It won't get officially announced until Friday morning but if you're a tiny bit clever, you can probably find it now.
KIDS deadline today? See any kids this long weekend sitting around complaining their bored? Give them some art supplies! www.patreon.com/irreantum/po...
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Just received the September money---thank you! (And if you didn't get charged, maybe check that little ol' expiration date?) It's Labor Day
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KIDS ISSUE SUBMISSIONS DUE NEXT WEEKEND---tell the kids in your life irreantum.associationmormonletters.org/submission-g...
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Irreantum Submissions, Association for Mormon Letters, Mormon Literature, Mormon literary journal, Mormon fiction, Mormon poetry, Mormon essay
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You know, you can get this through the library. Our most awards-awarded issue EVER for free.
Eternities of Cats Ebook by Theric Jepson | hoopla
Read Eternities of Cats book by Theric Jepson, Michael Fillerup, Melissa Leilani Larson online for free with your library card on Hoopla's website or library app.
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Pleased to announce the release oh PHONY! I'll talk later about why each individual piece deserves your attention but, for now, just go discover. You're gonna have fun. irreantum.associationmormonletters.org/phony
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PHONY At times, every Saint imagines good things that may now exist...
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Dropping a new avatar to celebrate the soon-to-arrive issue:
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We are collecting reviews and criticism of nonexistent works of Mormon art. These could be novels (example), movies (example), paintings, installations, drama, impromptu mid-sacrament meeting roadshow revivials, drone displays, poetry, or literally any other work of Mormon art you can imagine.
(Note: although those two examples are about nonexistent works by real people, your artist need not be “real.” She could be a 19th-century midwife avenger or anyone you like, real or imagined.)
Deadline: July 1, 2026.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:sbtnkewc62t2n4wy7rn7ak74/bafkreiftrgyfbp5r4ht6k4wv2o6vmcshofpqubmitzpe5pffuolcvpssoe)
Shipping is free today on Bookstore! Clicking this link and buying all your books supports the Association for Mormon Letters anyday BUT TODAY there is free shipping. bookshop.org/a/8084/97982...
Eternities of Cats
Check out Eternities of Cats - <p>Two novellas and a play exploring modern worlds in which polygamy returns to Latter-day Saints practice. These beautiful and strange stories take the world we live in...
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New issue of @irreantum.bsky.social just dropped, with my poem "To Know the Sweet" irreantum.associationmormonletters.org/_to-know-the... Author commentary: annalieselemmon.com/published-wo...
To Know the Sweet - Irreantum
Jehovah commands the beasts to multiply, each after their kind, That they may...
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I totally forgot to come to Twitter last week and announce our new issue! Check it out---it's the long-awaited Temple issue!
Workshop for Happiness - Irreantum
Some little part of all the truths I hear, Some portion...
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Artist friends! Check this out: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F... (opp for your work to be in a show in provo)
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You can now buy the Eternities of Cats ebook from Bookshop! bookshop.org/a/8084/97982...
Eternities of Cats
Check out Eternities of Cats - <p>Two novellas and a play exploring modern worlds in which polygamy returns to Latter-day Saints practice. These beautiful and strange stories take the world we live in...
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Incidentally, the new avatar is from a photo by Ron Linn. Look for it in the new issue coming next week.
