New Books in Mormon Studies 2024

By January 15, 2024

This year is as bounteous as nerds could have hoped for. What do you have your eye on?

Cornell University Press

Greg Kofford Books

Neal A. Maxwell Institute for Religious Scholarship

  • Heather Chesnut, Counsel, Please Rise: A Criminal Defense Attorney’s Spiritual Journey

Oxford University Press

Religious Studies Center (BYU)

  • Richard Davis, Faith and Politics: Latter-day Saint Politicians Tell Their Stories
  • Gregory Steven Dundas, Mormon’s Record: The Historical Message of the Book of Mormon
  • Stephen O. Smoot and Brian C. Passantino, Joseph Smith’s Uncanonized Revelations
  • James A. Toronto and Kent F. Schull, eds., Missionary in the Middle East: The Journals of Joseph Wilford Booth
  • Kyle R. Walker, Sister to the Prophet: The Dedicated Life of Katherine Smith Salisbury
  • Alexander L. Baugh and Matthew O. Richardson, eds., The Voice of the Lord: Exploring the Doctrine and Covenants
  • Po Nien (Felipe) Chou, ‘Alisi K. Langi, and Petra Chou, eds., Voices of Latter-day Saint Women in the Pacific and Asia
  • Alonzo Gaskill, Gerrit Dirkmaat, Stephan D. Taeger, and Roger G. Christensen, eds., Joseph Smith as a Visionary: Heavenly Manifestations in the Latter Days (BYU Religious Education Symposium)

Signature Books

University of Illinois Press

University of Utah Press

Article filed under Miscellaneous


Comments

  1. Thanks, J. It’s great to have this information.

    Comment by Gary Bergera — January 15, 2024 @ 9:36 am

  2. Is there any word on date for Turner’s JS biography?

    Comment by James — January 15, 2024 @ 3:02 pm

  3. Thanks for putting this together!

    Comment by Chad Nielsen — January 16, 2024 @ 11:05 pm

  4. What about Benjamin Park’s “American Zion,” published this month (Jan., 2024)?

    Comment by thechair — January 17, 2024 @ 1:43 pm


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