Here you’ll find literary work written from diverse theological (and even atheological) perspectives, all reimagined and annotated as if they were LDS-authored texts. We hope playfully exploring the world’s “best books” in this way, unfettered by authorial intent, will help Latter-day Saints express their own peculiar mythos by dramatically expanding the models they can work from.
From Haunted, which deserves to be remembered as more than just the tie-in album to MZD’s House of Leaves–which also came from Provo, UT.
Recalling my racist ex-girlfriend in Rexburg.
You’re a slave to money then you die…
Your timely reminder that the U.S. government throughout the Cold War overthrew democratically elected governments and replaced them with brutal dictatorships in Guatemala, Chile—and Iran.
On exaltation and singlehood.
Somebody gotta save my soul.
The opposite of the song of redeeming love is the song I hate.
Do not procrastinate the day of your repentance.
“Verily I say unto you, That the publicans and the harlots go into the kingdom of God before you.”
-Matthew 21:31
Please, remember me/At Halloween…
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