A History of Dialogue, Part Three: "Coming of Age" in Utah, 1982-1987

In the third part of series "A History of Dialogue", Anderson discusses the "Coming of Age" in Utah, 1982-87. By 1982 DIALOGUE: A JOURNAL OF MORMON THOUGHT had been publishing for sixteen years and had operated at both ends of the US under three different editorships. It was born, flourished for several years, then nearly died before recovering somewhat under the care of its first two editorial teams in California. In 1987, F Ross and Mary Kay Peterson of Logan, Utah, accepted the editorial position. They became the second husband and wife team to edit the journal. Their acceptance also meant that Dialogue would remain in Utah for another season.