The Unseating of Dr. Smoot: A Novella

With the novella The Unseating of Dr. Smoot, William Morris returns to writing literary fiction, specifically what the Mormon literary critic, essayist, and teacher Eugene England called faithful realism, which he defined as work "that is both artistic and ethical, that can both teach and delight as the best literature always has, that is realistic, even critical, about Mormon experience but profoundly faithful to the vision and concerns of the restored gospel of Christ" (Mormon Literature:...