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Over the past 10 years, I’ve published 9 books. Pinning a thread to help you find them.
I’ll post a short description of (and a link for) each in the thread below for those who want that scrolly feeling.
Or you can check my website:
goldbergish.com/#/books/
Haven't been on here for a while, but thought I'd mention that I have a new book coming out on September 29.
Latter-day Sikh is a biography of my grandpa, Gurcharan Singh Gill, and the two faiths that shaped him.
Just a reminder that there are two weeks left to submit to the 2023 Mormon Lit Blitz! You can find details at the link below (scroll down.) Hope to see your work!
mormonlitlab.org/post/around…
Please help vote for a winner in our multi-lingual Mormon literature contest:
mormonlitlab.org/post/voting…
The Iliad and the Odyssey never call anything blue, because few ancient languages had such a word. I wrote an essay about that, and about Jay Bell:
wayfaremagazine.org/p/a-wide…
Saw that late-night shows are pausing production because of the writers' strike.
I think it would be better if they kept filming and just made really bad episodes for a while. Meandering, unfunny, hard-to-watch TV that made us collectively beg for mercy.
I did not realize that Levi Peterson started writing when he was 42 and published his first novel at 53.
I wrote a short piece about Levi S. Peterson, one of the best Mormon authors of fiction, in honor of his 90th birth year. It is intended to introduce his key works (focusing on those available in print, like The Backslider) to a younger generation. themormonartscenter.squaresp…
The short story "The Gift" by @RdelaLanza is out on @wayfarewriting. Pairs quiet dignity with quiet anguish.
wayfaremagazine.org/p/the-gi…

ALT The old elder placed his brown and spotted hands, large like those of a prophet who moves mountains and towns, upon the head of the once vigorous stake president and General Authority Seventy, a gallant man of hard work, a growing estate, radiant beauty, respect, service, and great spirituality—but who had been, for almost three years, a battered, dying animal, pierced by the wound of cancer. The twin granddaughters of the blesser—who was discreetly famous for having, in his hands and in his voice, the divine gift of healing—sustained him to prevent his fragile legs from collapsing. Their grandfather already had difficulty seeing, but the passing of the years had granted his throat clarity instead of dulling and dirtying his voice.
I really love this story. Excited for the rest of the year with @BeeJeanine as Wayfare's fiction editor offering us different ways to see the world.
Just heard: “I don’t think I’m getting more sentimental as I age. I think they’re just getting better at writing Febreeze commercials.”
For several years now we’ve been running Mormon Lit Lab contests and it’s been a wonderful generative thing for Mormon literature, but it’s been kind of hard to navigate our web presence and see what we’re up to…
I have news! Thanks to @lizbusby, we now have a much more friendly landing experience. Check out mormonlitlab.org!
It's a happy day. Wayfare will be sharing my novel The Five Books of Jesus--with new artwork by Sarah Hawkes!--by posting a chapter per week through August.
The first chapter just went up:
wayfaremagazine.org/p/the-fi…
There's a ton of other great stuff happening in the magazine. If you want to upgrade to a paid subscription, there's a discount link for my readers:
wayfaremagazine.org/goldberg
I love that it’s by the Bible. Poetry and scripture pair well.
Seen on FiL desk, who is very much not online @JamesGoldberg @camillagluh
On a new podcast talking about The Burning Book with @JasonOl43079902. Always a pleasure to talk with @LifeOnaPlate. Be sure to check out @podfireside as well! newbooksnetwork.com/the-burn…
I changed my spell check to help me with Spanish and haven't changed it back yet, so all my words are underlined in red and I kinda like it.
It’s lovely that people are still finding this book.
This is the most beautiful book I have read for a very long time. I especially appreciated his take on the Mary/Martha story.
@JamesGoldberg
amazon.com/Five-Books-Jesus-…
Just read @lizzieheiselt's essay in Wayfare about parenting and the Book of Mormon idea of standing as a witness. Really interesting thoughts.
Wrote a piece on faith and climate for Wayfare.
Faith and the Face of the Storm, by @JamesGoldberg
wayfaremagazine.org/p/faith-…














