The Price of Prophethood

Who’s that playing Mormon prophet-founder Joseph Smith in the 1940 movie Brigham Young? None other than Vincent Price!

It's not what it looks like. Honest.

A California bookstore paid for their order with a check made out to Steve. Note the memo line, which says, “It's not about the sex.” You have to wonder what anyone in his bank who sees it may assume.

Using very few words,
new reader review says a lot

✭★✭★☆ Great Read
This author was very comical on such a serious subject. Great read and very well written. So glad she was able to laugh about such a horrible situation. — Cindee D

How this ex-polygamist gets off
calling herself an “ex-Mormon”

Thank You, Readers.

Pardon us while bask.

“It’s Not About the Sex” My Ass ranks 9th on Amazon's 100 Best Sellers in Mormonism A little over one year out, “It’s Not About the Sex” My Ass has climbed to Number 9 on Amazaon’s “100 Best Sellers in Mormonism” list, pictured at left. (Considering that The Witness Wore Red is listed twice, think we could claim Number 8?) What an honor! It is thanks to you, readers.

Praise from Down Under
and from parts North

Loved your book. Read it in 18 hours and that includes sleeping and entertaining my 10 year old who is on holidays. I have been interested in polygamy for years and often wondered how women think so little of themselves to come from a monogamous background and agree to live polygamy. Your book cleared it up a little for me ... Take care from South Australia xx

I just wanted to let you know I absolutely loved your book. You are such a riot!! Some lines were too much -- like the one, "At least I won't have to defend chiropractic again!" ... You are AWESOME!!!

Brief, excellent piece by “oxy-Mormon”
Robert Kirby will make you think

“The religious beliefs of most people are based as much or more on what we don’t know than what we think we do,” writes Salt Lake Tribune columnist and self-described “oxy-Mormon” Robert Kirby in today’s thought-provoking piece. “In the end we protect ourselves by believing only the truth we can handle and shouting ‘heresy’ at anything we can’t. That’s not faith or God. That’s ego.” We can’t quite tell if Kirby is defending or challenging faith. Why not read the  brief piece and decide for yourself? Please click here and devour it now.

SL Tribune columnist Robert Kirby