Good morning! I have written an analysis of Alex Jeffers’s secondary world fantasy novella A Mourning Coat in relation to Stefan Ekman’s genre studies work Urban Fantasy. You don’t need to have read either work to get something out of my essay: wmhenrymorris.com/nonfiction/M...

Christmas is here again: irreantum.associationmormonletters.org/2025/12/01/a...

Join the Irreantum Patreon in celebrating the release of Delicious!

A Christmas poem from earlier this year, a mystery regarding missing baby Jesus:

Christmas comes early for patrons only, my friends.

In the end, these two narratives are so funny precisely because they are not funny at all. Check out this new review of ETERNITIES OF CATS: substack.com/home/post/p-... Buy: bookshop.org/a/8084/97982...

Seeking submissions for another to-be issue.

The image is about writing. But there's also reading! And that's Christmasy!

As of today, we have selected more than half of the SMALL poems. We've still room for you!

If you're where we are, Fearreantum's got you set for November 1st. irreantum.associationmormonletters.org/22-3-day-aft...

It was exciting when I learned that the third of my midcentury discoveries was still alive! Her delightful essays about her children are terrific and finding a Halloween-themed one was thus a must. But finding her phone number in 2025 was no easy task.... But we did it. And here is Janice Dixon:

Ookyspooky with fan favorite Steven L. Peck.

Honestly, I've been singing "Lights Off" pretty much nonstop since I finished typesetting the issue.

Cowritten by (or dug up from the dead body of) Josephine Spencer (1861-1928):

The Book of Mormon is hipdeep in horror.

No, YOU're an unreliable narrator. #halloween #violence #petting

Roxy's song is perfect for Fearreantum but click on the link in her bio because her new single is, in our opinion, her finest work to date.

I feel a dead poet is Halloween-appropriate even if this might be Eva's cutest work ever by far.

Haunted circus? Yes, please.

Spend time in the postapocalypse with Lehua Parker.

Mormon folklorist and cohost of Angels and Seerstones appears in Fearreantum II with some mission stories:

Everyone's favorite Matt Page notices some creepy things happening at Church:

Creepy Hymn ! Creepy hymn! Creepy hymn!

Fan-favorite Lee Allred destroys Nauvoo:

Proud to reprint in Fearreantum II this scholarly exegesis of Monster Mash:

Some more spooky music courtesy of another LDS musician:

Everyone likes a good bigfoot story, right? irreantum.associationmormonletters.org/22-3-scent-o...

For Fearreantum II I dug into the Church-magazine archives for some wholesome Halloween fun including this little vignette by a beloved BYU professor:

We published an unusual amount of music this issue including this two-song single from Young Romantics:

@irreantum.bsky.social published my story about Mormon Bigfoot! irreantum.associationmormonletters.org/22-3-scent-o...

Just realized I forgot to update our identity for the new issue. Fixed it!

HEY HEY HEY. Just three months left to submit to TEMPLE.

Announcing our 2025 Best Spiritual Literature nominations the day after learning of our 2024 win:

Some good news on old news:

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EXTENDING THE DEADLINE THROUGH THIS WEEK

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Submit to Fearreantum II (and tell your friends to too):

It's finally on Hoopla!

Apos now out on Kickstarter!

In related news, Eternities of Cats, our special issue, is FINALLY out in print. I got mine in the mail yesterday and it looks great. bookshop.org/a/8084/97982...

Announcing our latest issue! Check out some familiar faces and some new friends:

New issue available now to those who help pay our writers and other artists.

COMING SOON

Updated our avatar in celebration of Eternities of Cats:

Our new issue! Presenting, Eternities of Cats:

Friends, you should check out @furtherlightmag.bsky.social, an exciting new neighbor in the Mormon-lit space. www.furtherlightmag.com

Our new issue! Presenting, Eternities of Cats:

Remember seeing this lovely unfinished painting be Denise Gasser?