A harrowing account of the 1984 Lafferty murders, reflected via the author’s upbringing in the Mormon religion in Utah. Evenson recounts the circumstances and his impressions in a poetic way, dwelling on the theological implications of divine revelation, the communities created by Mormonism, and the dual nature of Utah itself, its landscapes, and spirits.
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A harrowing account of the 1984 Lafferty murders, reflected via the author’s upbringing in the Mormon religion in Utah. Evenson recounts the circumstances and his impressions in a poetic way, dwelling on the theological implications of divine revelation, the communities created by Mormonism, and the dual nature of Utah itself, its landscapes, and spirits.
| Title | God Like a Fire |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Verdurin |
| Book binding | paperback |
| Release date | 20 October 2027 |
Brian Evenson is the author of a dozen books of fiction, including ‘Phantom Limb’, recipient of the Shirley Jackson Award, the O’Henry Prize, and the Guggenheim Award.
