AML Awards

The AML Awards are given annually by the Association for Mormon Letters (AML) to the best work "by, for, and about Mormons." They are juried awards, chosen by a panel of judges. Citations for many of the awards can be found on the AML website[1]

The award categories vary from year to year depending on what the AML decides is worthy of honor. Beginning with the 2014 awards, the AML began creating a shortlist of finalists for most categories, which preceded the final awards.

1975-1977

Presented at the Third Annual Symposium, held at the Marriott Library, University of Utah, on October 7, 1978. Awards given for works published in 1975-1977

Critical Writing
  • Clifton Holt Jolley for "The Martyrdom of Joseph Smith: An Archetypal Study", Utah Historical Quarterly, 44:4, Fall 1976.
Poetry
Short Fiction
  • Douglas H. Thayer for "Indian Hills" and "Zarahemla," both from the collection Under Cottonwoods and Other Stories
  • Donald Marshall for "The Wheelbarrow" and "The Reunion", both from the collection Frost in the Orchard[2]

1978

Presented at Brigham Young University, Provo, Utah, October 13, 1979

Criticism
  • Steven P. Sondrup for "Literary Dimensions of Mormon Autobiography". Dialogue 11, Summer 1978.
Poetry
Poetry Honorable Mention
  • Marden J. Clark for "God's Plenty"
  • Marilyn McMeen Miller Brown for "Grandmother"
Short Fiction
Short Fiction Honorable Mention
  • Karen Rosenbaum for "Hit the Frolicking, Rippling Brooks"[2]

1979

Presented at Weber State College, Ogden, Utah, September 27, 1980

Criticism
  • Cindy Lesser Larsen for "Whoever Heard of a Utah Poet?: An Overview of Poetry in the Early Church". Century II, 4 (Fall 1979)
Poetry
Short Fiction
  • Bela Petsco for Nothing Very Important and Other Stories[2]

1980

Presented at the University of Utah, January 23, 1982

Biography
Criticism
  • Linda Sillitoe for "New Voices, New Songs: Contemporary Poems by Mormon Women" (Dialogue, Winter 1980)
Novel
  • Marilyn McMeen Miller Brown for The Earthkeepers
Poetry

1981

Presented at the University of Utah, January 22, 1983

Criticism
  • George S. Tate for "The Typology of the Exodus Pattern in the Book of Mormon" (in Literature and Belief)
Poetry
Poetry and Short Fiction
Short Fiction
  • Robert A. Christmas for "Another Angel"[3]

1982-1983

Announced at the AML Symposium on 21 January 1984, at the University of Utah. Considered works from both 1982 and 1983.

Criticism
  • Eugene England for "The Dawning of a Brighter Day: Mormon Literature after 150 Years"[4]
Drama
  • Thomas F. Rogers for God's Fools: Plays of the Mitigated Conscience
Editorial Award
Special Achievement Award for Sustained Excellence
Mormon Humor, First Prize
  • Calvin Grondahl for Freeway to Perfection, Faith Promoting Rumors, and Sunday's Foyer
Mormon Humor, Second Prize
  • Clifton Holt Jolley for "Selling the Chevrolet: A Moral Exercise"
Novel
  • Douglas H. Thayer for Summer Fire
Poetry
Poetry, Young Poet's Prize
  • Holly Ann Welker for "Feet"; "Patience"; "On My Father's 50th Birthday"; "The Birthday Present"
Sermon Special Commendation for Sustained Excellence in the Mormon Sermon
Short Fiction
Special Award for Popular Mormon Fiction
Special Award for Short Story Anthology

1984

Presented at Brigham Young University, January 19, 1985

Editing & Publishing
  • Scott Kenney
Novel
Personal Essay
  • Eugene England for A Dialogue with Myself: Personal Essays on Mormon Experience
Special Award

1985

Presented at Weber State College, January 25, 1986

Criticism
  • Steven Walker for "Seven Ways of Looking at Susanna"
Novel
  • Herbert Harker for Circle of Fire
Personal Essay
  • Edward Geary for "Goodbye to Poplarhaven"
Poetry
Short Fiction
  • Neal C. Chandler for "Benediction"[3]

1986
Children's literature
  • Steve Wunderlie (author) and Brent Watts (illustrator), Marty's World
Poetry
  • Dennis Marden Clark for "Sunwatch"
Religious Literature
  • Dennis Rasmussen for The Lord’s Question
Novel
  • Levi Peterson for The Backslider
Short Fiction
  • Michael Fillerup for "Hozohoogoo Nanina Doo"
Personal and family history book
  • Myrtle McDonald for No Regrets: The Life of Carl A. Carlquist
Personal and family history essay
  • Paul M. Edwards for "When Will the Little Woman Come Out of the House?"
Personal Essay
  • Susan Taber for "In Jeopardy Every Hour"[3][5]

1987

Presented at the home of Steven Sondrup, Salt Lake City, April 1, 1988

Criticism
  • Bruce W. Jorgensen for "Romantic Lyric Form and Western Mormon Experience in the Stories of Douglas Thayer"
Novel
Personal Essay
  • Mary Lythgoe Bradford for Leaving Home
Poetry
  • Robert A. Christmas for "Self-Portrait as Brigham Young"
Short Fiction

1988

Presented January 28, 1989, at the Weber State College Library.

Novel
  • Ann Edwards Cannon for Cal Cameron by Day, Spider-Man by Night
Short Story
  • John Bennion "A Court of Love." Sunstone 12.2 (March 1988): 30-38.

"A House of Order." Dialogue 21.3 (Autumn 1988): 129–48. "Dust." Ascent 14.1 (1988): 1-10.

Poetry
  • Dennis Marden Clark for Tinder: answer might be. With an almost Augustinian Dry Poems (Orem, Utah: United Order Books, 1988)
Special Recognition in Poetry
  • Clinton F. Larson for Selected Poems of Clinton F. Larson (Provo: Brigham Young University, 1988)
Personal Essay
  • Karin Anderson England "The Man at the Chapel" Dialogue 21.4 (Winter 1988): 133-41
Special Recognition in Biography
  • Levi S. Peterson Juanita Brooks: Mormon Woman Historian (Salt Lake City: University of Utah Press, 1988)
Special Recognition in Criticism
  • Wayne C. Booth The Company We Keep: An Ethics of Fiction (Berkeley: University of California Press, 1988)[7]
Honorary Lifetime Membership

1989
Criticism
  • Michael Hicks for Mormonism and Music: A History
  • Dennis Clark for "Mormon Poetry Now!: The State of the Art" (a series of four essays published in Sunstone, 1985–1989)
Editing & Publishing
Novel
  • Judith Freeman for The Chinchilla Farm
Personal Essay
Poetry
  • Susan Elizabeth Howe for "Things in the Night Sky"
Short Fiction
  • Pauline Mortensen for "Back Before the World Turned Nasty"[3]

1990
Criticism
  • William A. Wilson for "In Praise of Ourselves: Stories to Tell"
Novel
  • Franklin Fisher for Bones
Personal Essay
  • Elouise Bell for "Only When I Laugh"
Poetry
  • Loretta Randall Sharp for "Doing It"
Short Fiction

1991
Biography
Editing & Publishing
  • Signature Books and Ron Schow, Wayne Schow, Marybeth Raynes, editor, for Peculiar People: Mormons and Same-Sex Orientation
Novel
Personal Essay
Poetry
  • Philip White for "Island Spring" and "The Perseids" (Dialogue, Spring & Winter 1991)
Short Fiction
  • Michael Fillerup for "Lost and Found" (from Christmas for the World)
Young Adult Literature
Honorary Lifetime Memberships

1992
Biography
  • Rudi Wobbe and Jerry Borrowman for Before the Blood Tribunal
Children's Literature
  • Barbara J. Porter and Dileen Marsh for All Kinds of Answers
Novel
Personal Essay
  • Marden J. Clark for Liberating Form: Mormon Essays on Religion and Literature
Poetry
  • Kathy Evans for Imagination Comes to Breakfast
Short Fiction
Honorary Lifetime Membership[10]

1993
Autobiography
  • Phyllis Barber for How I Got Cultured: A Nevada Memoir
Children's Literature
  • Michael O. Tunnell for Chinook! The Joke's on George and Beauty and the Beastly Children
Drama
Award for Editorial Excellence
  • M. Shayne Bell for Washed by a Wave of Wind: Science Fiction from the Corridor
Novel
  • Gerald N. Lund for Thy Gold to Refine: The Work and the Glory, Vol. 4
  • Leslie Beaton Hedley for Twelve Sisters
Personal Essay
  • Eugene England for "Monte Cristo" in Wasatch Review International, 2:1, June 1993.
Poetry
Sermon
Service to Mormon Letters
  • Neila Seshachari and Weber State University, for Weber Studies, Vol. 10.3, Tenth Anniversary Issue[11]
Short Story
  • Darrell Spencer for Our Secret's Out
Young Adult Literature

1994
Biography
Criticism
  • Gideon O. Burton for "Towards a Mormon Criticism: Should We Ask 'Is This Mormon Literature?'"
Drama
Novel
Personal Essay
Poetry
  • Pamela Porter Hamblin for "Magi"
Short Fiction
  • Wayne Jorgensen for "Who Tarzan, Who Jane"
Young Adult Literature
Honorary Lifetime Membership

1995
Biography
Criticism
  • Michael Austin for "How to Be a Mormo-American; Or, The Function of Mormon Criticism at the Present Time"
Drama
Essay
Novel
  • Mack Hedges for Last Buckaroo
Poetry
  • Marden J. Clark for "Snows"
Short Fiction
  • Tory C. Anderson for "Epiphany"
Young Adult Literature

1996
Biography
Children's Literature
  • Rick Walton for You Don't Always Get What You Hope For
Criticism
  • Bruce W. Jorgensen for "Heritage of Hostility: The Mormon Attack on Fiction in the 19th Century"; "Roughly One of the R's: Some Notes of a BYU Fiction Teacher (with a Pedantry of Endnotes)"
Drama
Novel
  • Judith Freeman for A Desert of Pure Feeling
Personal Essay
  • Kenneth O. Kemp for "3/4-inch Marine Ply"
Poetry
Short Fiction
  • Paul Rawlins for No Lie Like Love: Stories
Young Adult Literature
  • Pat Bezzant for Angie[8]

1997
Criticism
  • Richard Dilworth Rust for Feasting on the Word: The Literary Testimony of the Book of Mormon
Devotional Literature
Drama
Personal Essay
  • Holly Welker for "What You Walk Away From"
Poetry
  • Susan Elizabeth Howe for Stone Spirits
Short Fiction

1998
Devotional Literature
Marilyn Brown Novel Award
Novel
Personal Essay
  • Tom Plummer for Eating Chocolates and Dancing in the Kitchen: Sketches of Marriage and Family
Poetry
Short Fiction
  • Helen Walker Jones for "The Six-Buck Fortune"
Young Adult Literature

1999
Devotional Literature
Drama
Novel
Personal Essay
  • Martha Beck for Expecting Adam: A True Story of Birth, Rebirth, and Everyday Magic
Short Fiction

2000
Criticism
  • Benson Parkinson
Devotional Literature
  • Patricia Terry Holland for A Quiet Heart
Drama
Film
Honorary Lifetime Membership
  • Richard Cracroft
Marilyn Brown Novel Award
  • Alan Mitchell for Angel of the Danube
Novel
Personal Essay
  • Gordon B. Hinckley for Standing for Something: 10 Neglected Virtues That Will Heal Our Hearts and Homes
Short Fiction
  • Darrell Spencer for "Caution: Men in Trees"[13]

2001
Children's Literature
Criticism
  • Dian Saderup Monson for "Believing in the Word"
Drama
  • J. Scott Bronson for Stones
Honorary Lifetime Membership
  • Thomas F. Rogers
Marilyn Brown Novel Award
  • A. Jeff Call for Mormonville
Middle Grade Literature
Novel
Review
  • Jeffrey Needle
Young Adult Literature

2002
Drama
  • Reed McColm for Hole in the Sky
Drama Honorable Mention
Film
Film Honorable Mention
Film Adaptation
  • Janine Whetton Gilbert for Charly
Honorary Lifetime Membership
In Memoriam
  • Neila C. Seshachari
Novel
  • Chris Crowe for Mississippi Trial 1955
Picture Book
  • Rick Walton for Bertie Was a Watchdog
Poetry
Short Fiction
  • Susan Palmer for "Breakthrough" In Sunstone, issue 122, pages 42-45, April 2002.
Short Fiction Honorable Mention
  • Karen Rosenbaum for "Out of the Woods"
  • Linda Paulson Adams for "First"
Young Adult Literature
  • Ann Edwards Cannon for Charlotte's Rose
Young Adult Literature Honorable Mention

2003
Drama
  • LeeAnne Hill Adams for Archipelago
Editing
Film Adaptation
Historical Fiction
Marilyn Brown Novel Award
  • Janean Justham for House Dreams
Novel
Publishing
  • BYU Studies
Short Fiction
Short Fiction Honorable Mention
  • William Shunn for "The Day Pietro Coppino Spoke to the Mountain"
  • Robert Van Wagoner for "A Good Sign"
Young Adult Literature
  • Kimberley Heuston for Dante's Daughter
Young Adult Literature Honorable Mention

2004
Criticism
  • Meridian Magazine
Film
Middle Grade Literature
  • Patricia Wiles for My Mom's a Mortician
Middle Grade Literature Honorable Mention
  • Randall Wright for Hunchback
Novel
  • P. G. Karamesines for The Pictograph Murders
Novel Honorable Mention
  • Amber Esplin for Leaving Eden
Poetry
  • John Talbot for The Well-Tempered Tantrum
Special Award Honorable Mention
Young Adult Literature
Young Adult Literature Honorable Mention
  • Mette Ivie Harrison for Mira, Mirror
  • Janette Rallison for Life, Love, and the Pursuit of Free Throws[15]

2005
Smith-Pettit Foundation Award for Outstanding Contribution to Mormon Letters
Biography
Criticism
  • William Morris, P. G. Karamesines, Kent Larsen, and Eric Russell for A Motley Vision
Film
Marilyn Brown Novel Award
Marilyn Brown Novel Award Honorable Mention
  • Donald Marshall for Seeker
Novel
Novel Honorable Mention
Poetry
Special Award
Young Adult Literature
Young Adult Literature Honorable Mention
  • Dean Hughes for Search and Destroy
  • David Farland for Of Mice and Magic, Ravenspell Book One[15]

2006
Smith-Pettit Foundation Award for Outstanding Contribution to Mormon Letters
  • Rick Walton
Criticism
  • Patricia Karamesines for "The Rhetoric of Stealing God"
Drama
  • Tim Slover for Treasure
Film
Film Honorable Mention
  • Melissa Puente for Sisterz in Zion
  • Tom Russell for Angie
Novel
  • Toni Sorensen Brown for Redemption Road
Novel Honorable Mention
Personal Essay
  • John Bennion for 'Like the Lilies of the Field'
Personal Essay Honorable Mention
  • Wilfried Decoo for "The Unspeakable"
  • Patricia Karamesines for "The Birds of Summer"
Service to AML
  • Angela Hallstrom
Short Fiction
  • Kristen Carson for Atta Boy
Short Fiction Honorable Mention
  • Virginia Baker for "And Cry the Name of David"
  • Heather Marx for "Brother Singh"
  • Aaron Orullian for "Judgement Day"
Special Award
  • James V. D'Arc, Blaine L. Gale, E. Hunter Hale, and Richard I. Hale for Trapped By the Mormons
Young Adult Literature
Young Adult Literature Honorable Mention

2007
Smith-Pettit Foundation Award for Outstanding Contribution to Mormon Letters
Biography
Criticism
Drama
Film
Marilyn Brown Novel Award
Marilyn Brown Novel Award Honorable Mention
  • Helynne Hollstein Hansen for Voices at the Crossroads
  • Janet Kay Jensen for Don't You Marry the Mormon Boys
Novel
Novel Finalists
Novel Honorable Mention
Short Fiction
  • Lisa Torcasso Downing for "Clothing Esther”
Short Fiction Honorable Mention
  • Darin Cozzens for "Light of the New Day”
  • Sigrid Olsen for "The Nature of Comets”
Short Fiction Finalists
  • "Drought," Larry T. Menlove, Dialogue 40:3 (Fall 2007)
  • "The Buzzard Tree," Johnny Townsend, Dialogue 40:4 (Winter 2007)
Young Adult Literature
  • Ann Dee Ellis for This Is What I Did:
Young Adult Literature Honorable Mention
Young Adult Literature Finalists
  • Notes on a Near-Life Experience Olivia Birdsall
  • Dragon Slippers by Jessica Day George
  • Book of a Thousand Days by Shannon Hale
  • Fablehaven: Rise of the Evening Star by Brandon Mull
  • Finding Daddy by Louise Plummer
Special Award
Special Award Honorable Mention
  • Gideon Burton for "Mormons and Film"

2008
Smith-Pettit Foundation Award for Outstanding Contribution to Mormon Letters
  • Douglas H. Thayer
Lifetime AML Membership
  • Terryl L. Givens[17]
Poetry
  • Neil Aitken for The Lost Country of Sight
  • Warren Hatch for Mapping the Bones of the World
Short Fiction
  • Stephen Tuttle for "Amanuensis"
Novel
  • Angela Hallstrom for Bound on Earth
Youth Fiction
Drama
  • James Goldberg for Prodigal Son
Personal Essay
  • Patrick Madden for "A Sudden Pull Behind the Heart"
  • Stephen Carter for "Calling"
Film
Special Award in Criticism
  • Alan F. Keele
Special Award in Textual Criticism and Bibliography
Special Award in History

2009
Smith-Pettit Foundation Award for Outstanding Contribution to Mormon Letters
  • Levi Peterson
Honorary Lifetime Membership
  • James D'Arc
Drama
Film
Humor
  • Elna Baker for The New York Regional Mormon Singles Halloween Dance
Memoir
  • Kathryn Lynard Soper for The Year My Son and I Were Born
Novel
Todd Robert Petersen for Rift
Novel Honorable Mention
  • Jamie Ford for Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet
Online Writing
Poetry
Publishing
  • Christopher Bigelow for Zarahemla Books
Service to AML
  • Kathleen Dalton-Woodbury
Short Fiction
  • Larry Menlove for "Path of Antelope, Pelican, and Moon"
Young Adult Literature

2010
Smith-Pettit Award for Outstanding Contribution to Mormon Letters
  • Richard Cracroft
Biography
Criticism
  • Grant Hardy for Understanding the Book of Mormon: A Reader's Guide
Drama / WebFilm
Editing
  • Eric W. Jepson for "Comics!" Sunstone #160
  • Angela Hallstrom for Dispensation: Latter-day Fiction
Memoir
Novel
Online Writing
Personal Essay
  • Patrick Madden for Quotidiana
Poetry
  • Marilyn Bushman-Carlton for Her Side of It: Poems
Service to AML
  • Darlene Young
Short Fiction
  • Jack Harrell for A Sense of Order and Other Stories
Short Fiction Honorable Mention
  • Darin Cozzens for Light of the New Day
Young Adult Literature

2011
Smith-Pettit Award for Outstanding Contribution to Mormon Letters
  • Marilyn Brown
Honorary Lifetime Membership
Biography
  • Terryl L. Givens and Matthew J. Grow for Parley P. Pratt: The Apostle Paul of Mormonism
Autobiography
  • Emma Lou Warner Thayne for The Place of Knowing: a Spiritual Autobiography
Criticism
  • Brant A. Gardner for The Gift and Power : Translating the Book of Mormon
Film
  • Tyler Measom and Jennilyn Merten for Sons of Perdition
Special Award in Graphical Narrative
  • Michael Dalton Allred for a lifetime of comic art
Novel
Personal Essay
  • Adam Miller, for the body of his work published in 2011
Poetry
  • Tyler Chadwick for editing Fire in the Pasture: Twenty-first Century Mormon Poets (Peculiar Pages)
Short Story
  • David G. Pace for "American Trinity"
Short Fiction
  • Doug Thayer for Wasatch: Short Stories and a Novella
Special Award in Literary Journalism
  • Andrew Hall
Young Adult Novel
Marilyn Brown Novel Award
  • Paul Colt for Boots and Saddles: A Call to Glory

2012
Smith–Pettit Foundation Award for Outstanding Contribution to Mormon Letters
Lifetime AML Membership
  • Mahonri Stewart
  • Christopher Bigelow[21][22]
Film
Novel
  • The Five Books of Jesus by James Goldberg
Devotional
  • The God Who Weeps: How Mormonism Makes Sense of Life by Terryl and Fiona Givens
Poetry
  • Amytis Leaves Her Garden by Karen Kelsay
Award in Adaptation
  • The Street-Legal Version of Mormon’s Book by Michael Hicks
Drama
  • Roof Overhead by Mahonri Stewart
Short Fiction
Young Adult Novel
  • Vodnik by Bryce Moore
Memoir/Creative Non Fiction
Middle Grade Fiction Award
  • False Prince by Jennifer A. Nielsen
Humor
  • "Pat and Pete" by Larry Day (from his collection Day Dreaming: Tales from the Fourth Dementia)

2013

Given out April 12, 2014.

Smith–Pettit Foundation Award for Outstanding Contribution to Mormon Letters
Outstanding Achievement Award
Creative non-fiction
  • Melissa Dalton-Bradford for Global Mom: Eight Countries, Sixteen Addresses, Five Languages, One Family
Drama
  • Ariel Mitchell for A Second Birth
Film
Special Award
Novel
  • Sarah Eden Longing for Home
Poetry
  • Alex Caldiero sonosuono (awarded on March 28, 2015)
Other finalists
  • Susan Elizabeth Howe Salt
  • Lance Larsen Genius Loci
Short Fiction
  • Brad R. Torgersen “The Chaplain’s Legacy”. Analog Science Fiction and Fact, July/August 2013 (awarded on March 28, 2015)
Other finalists
  • “The Righteous Road” by Ryan Shoemaker, Silk Road Review, Summer/Fall 2013
  • “Expiation” by Richard Dutcher, Sunstone 171, July 2013
  • “Duplex” by Eric Freeze, Prairie Fire 34.1, Spring 2013
  • “The Gift of Tongues” by Annette Haws, Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon Thought, Winter 2013
Young Adult Fiction
  • Cindy M. Hogan Gravediggers
Young Adult Speculative Fiction

2014

Presented March 28, 2015, at the Utah Valley University Library.[24]

Smith–Pettit Foundation Award for Outstanding Contribution to Mormon Letters
AML Lifetime Achievement Award
Comics
  • iPlates, Volume 2: Prophets, Priests, Rebels, and Kings by Stephen Carter and Jett Atwood
Creative non-fiction
  • Hemingway on a Bike by Eric Freeze
Other finalists
  • To the Mountain: One Mormon Woman’s Search for Spirit by Phyllis Barber
  • Way Below the Angels: The Pretty Clearly Troubled But Not Even Close to Tragic Confessions of a Real Live Mormon Missionary by Craig Harline
  • Hippie Boy: A Girl’s Story by Ingrid Ricks
Criticism
  • Ender’s World: Fresh Perspectives on the SF Classic Ender’s Game, Orson Scott Card, editor
Other finalists
  • “Of Many Hearts and Many Minds: The Mormon Novel and the Post-Utopian Challenge of Assimilation” by Scott Hales. Dissertation, University of Cincinnati
  • “Toward a Mormon Literary Theory” by Jack Harrell. BYU Studies Quarterly 53.3, 2014
Drama
  • Pride and Prejudice by Melissa Leilani Larsen
Other finalists
  • The Weaver of Raveloe by Erika Glenn and Melissa Leilani Larsen
  • Single Wide by George Nelson and Jordan Kamalu
  • Evening Eucalyptus by Mahonri Stewart
Film
Other finalists
Middle Grade Novel
  • The Scandalous Sisterhood of Prickwillow Place by Julie Berry
  • Honorable Mention: The End or Something Like That by Ann Dee Ellis
Other finalists
  • Almost Super by Marion Jensen
  • Time of the Fireflies by Kimberley Griffiths Little
  • Sky Raiders by Brandon Mull
Novel
  • City of Brick and Shadow by Tim Wirkus
Other finalists
  • A Song for Issy Bradley by Carys Bray
  • The Bishop’s Wife by Mette Ivie Harrison
  • The Thieves of Summer by Linda Sillitoe
Picture Book
  • Girls Who Choose God: Stories of Courageous Women from the Bible by McArthur Krishna and Bethany Brady Spalding, illustrated by Kathleen Peterson
  • Honorable Mention: The Princess in Black by Shannon Hale and Dean Hale, illustrated by LeUyen Pham
Other finalists
  • Fetch by Adam Glendon Sidwell, illustrated by Edwin Rhemrev
  • The World According to Musk Ox by Erin Cabatingan, illustrated by Matthew Myers
  • The Tooth Fairy Wars by Kate Coombs, illustrated by Jake Parker
Poetry
  • Picture Dictionary by Kristen Eliason
Other finalists
  • Uncommon Prayer and Made Flesh: Sacrament and Poetics in Post-Reformation England by Kimberly Johnson
  • In the Museum of Coming and Going by Laura Stott
Religious Non-Fiction
  • Re-Reading Job: Understanding the Ancient World’s Greatest Poem by Michael Austin
Other finalists
  • Seeking the Promised Land by David E. Campbell, John C. Green, and J. Quin Monson. Cambridge University Press
  • Wresting the Angel by Terryl Givens
Short Fiction
  • “Two-Dog Dose” by Steven L. Peck, Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon Thought, Spring 2014
Other finalists
  • “Recollection” by Nancy Fulda, Carbide Tipped Pens
  • “Anatomy” by Tim Wirkus, Weird Fiction Review, June 2014
  • “Jesus Enough” by Levi S. Peterson, Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon Thought, Winter 2014
Young Adult General Novel
  • Death Coming Up the Hill by Chris Crowe
Other finalists
  • Forbidden by Kimberley Griffiths Little
  • On the Fence by Kasie West
  • Signed, Skye Harper by Carol Lynch Williams
  • Stronger than You Know by Jolene Perry
Young Adult Speculative Novel
Other finalists
  • The Paper Magician by Charlie Holmberg
  • The Unhappening of Genesis Lee by Shallee McArthur
  • Son of War, Daughter of Chaos by Janette Rallison
  • Ruins by Dan Wells
  • Illusions of Fate by Kiersten White

2015

Presented March 5, 2016, at the Heber J. Grant building on Brigham Young University-Hawaii campus.[25]

The Smith-Pettit Foundation Award for Outstanding Contribution to Mormon Letters
The Association for Mormon Letters Lifetime Achievement Award
  • Donald R. Marshall[26]
Special Awards for Scholarly Publishing
  • The Oxford Handbook of Mormonism edited by Terryl L. Givens and Philip L. Barlow
  • Nephi Anderson's Dorian: A Peculiar Edition With Annotated Text & Scholarship edited by Eric W. Jepson
Comics[27]
  • Dendō: One Year and One Half in Japan by Brittany Long Olsen
Other finalists
  • Stripling Warrior by Brian Andersen and James Neish
  • My Hot Date by Noah van Sciver
Creative Non-Fiction[28]
  • My Wife Wants You to Know I’m Happily Married by Joey Franklin
Other finalists
  • The Accidental Terrorist by William Shunn
  • Fresh Courage Take: New Directions by Mormon Women edited by Jamie Zvirzdin
Criticism[27]
  • Jana Riess "Mormon Popular Culture" from the first of the two nominated collections below
  • The Oxford Handbook of Mormonism edited by Terryl L. Givens and Philip L. Barlow
Other finalists
  • Nephi Anderson's Dorian: A Peculiar Edition With Annotated Text & Scholarship edited by Eric W. Jepson
Drama[27]
  • Pilot Program by Melissa Leilani Larson
Other finalists
Film[29]
Other finalists
Lyrics[30]
Other finalists
Middle Grade Novel[31]
  • Mothman’s Curse by Christine Hayes
Other finalists
  • A Night Divided by Jennifer A. Nielsen
  • Mysteries of Cove: Fires of Invention by J. Scott Savage
  • The Sound of Life and Everything by Krista Van Dolzer
  • Survival Strategies of the Almost Brave by Jen White
Novel[32]
  • Sistering by Jennifer Quist
Other finalists
Picture Book[30]
  • Zombelina Dances the Nutcracker by Kristyn Crow
Other finalists
  • Talon Wrestles an Anaconda by Auntie M (McArthur Krishna)
  • Girls Who Choose God: Stories of strong women from the Book of Mormon by McArthur Krishna, Bethany Brady Spalding, and Kathleen Peterson
  • Job Wanted by Teresa Bateman
Poetry[30]
  • Hive by Christina Stoddard
Other finalists
  • Glyphs by Colin Douglas
  • Lake of Fire: Landscape Meditations from the Great Basin Deserts of Nevada by Justin Evans
  • Let Me Drown With Moses by James Goldberg
Religious Non-Fiction[28]
  • Traditions of the Fathers: The Book of Mormon as History by Brant A. Gardner
Other finalists
  • The Oxford Handbook of Mormonism edited by Terryl L. Givens and Philip L. Barlow
  • Postponing Heaven: The Three Nephites, the Bodhisattva, and the Mahdi by Jad Hatem, translated by Jonathon Penny
  • Planted: Belief and Belonging in an Age of Doubt by Patrick Q. Mason
  • Relational Grace: The Reciprocal and Binding Covenant of Charis by Brent J. Schmidt
Short Story[32]
  • "Remainder" by Spencer Hyde
Other finalists
  • "The Naked Woman" by Theric Jepson
  • "Absolute Zero" by Scott Parkin
  • "An Immense Darkness" by Eric James Stone
Short-Story Collection[32]
  • Mothers, Daughters, Sisters, Wives by Karen Rosenbaum
Other finalists
  • Dark Watch and Other Mormon-American Stories by William Morris
  • Wandering Realities: Mormonish Short Fiction by Steve L. Peck
Young Adult Nove'[31]
  • The Storyspinner by Becky Wallace
Other finalists
  • Shutter by Courtney Alameda
  • Ink and Ashes by Valynne Maetani
  • Firefight by Brandon Sanderson
  • Fish Out of Water by Natalie Whipple

2016

Presented at Utah Valley University, April 22, 2017.[33]

The Smith-Pettit Foundation Award for Outstanding Contribution to Mormon Letters
The Association for Mormon Letters Lifetime Achievement Award
  • Susan Elizabeth Howe[35]
Comics
  • Precious Rascals by Anthony Holden
Other finalists
  • Mormon Shorts, Vol. 1 by Scott Hales
  • White Sand by Brandon Sanderson (story), Rik Hoskin (script), Julius Gopez (art), and Ross Campbell (colors)
Creative Non-fiction
  • Sublime Physick by Patrick Madden
Honorable Mention
  • Baring Witness: 36 Mormon Women Talk Candidly about Love, Sex and Marriage edited by Holly Welker
Other finalists
  • Immortal for Quite Some Time by Scott Abbott
  • The Latter Days: A Memoir by Judith Freeman
  • One Hundred Birds Taught me to Fly by Ashley Mae Hoiland
Criticism
  • Writing Ourselves: Essays on Creativity, Craft, and Mormonism by Jack Harrell
Drama
Other finalists
  • Gregorian by Matthew Greene
  • Kingdom of Heaven by Jenifer Nii
  • The King’s Men by Javen Tanner
Film
Other finalists
Middle Grade Novel
Other finalists
  • The Kidnap Plot: The Incredible Adventures of Clockwork Charlie by Dave Butler
  • Cinnamon Moon by Tess Hilmo
  • Red: The True Story of Red Riding Hood by Liesl Shurtliff
Novel
Other finalists
  • Slave Queen by Heather. B. Moore
  • Pigs When they Straddle the Air by Julie J. Nichols
  • Daredevils by Shawn Vestal
Picture Book
  • Our Heavenly Family, Our Earthly Families by McArthur Krishna and Bethany Brady Spalding. Illustrated by Caitlin Connolly
Other finalists
  • What Would It Be Like by McArthur Krishna, Illustrated by Ayeshe Sadr & Ishaan Dasgupta
  • She Stood for Freedom: The Untold Story of a Civil Rights Hero by Loki Mulholland and Angela Fairwell. Illustrated by Charlotte Janssen
  • Defenders of the Family by Benjamin Hyrum White. Illustrated by Jay Fontana
Poetry
  • Strange Terrain by Matthew James Babcock
Other finalists
  • Leviathan by Neil Aitken
  • flicker by Lisa Bickmore
  • Who is the Dancer, What is the Dance by Alex Caldiero
  • Kill February by Jeffrey Tucker
Religious Non-fiction
  • As Iron Sharpens Iron: Listening to the Various Voices of Scripture edited by Julie M. Smith
Other finalists
  • Nothing New Under the Sun: A Blunt Paraphrase of Ecclesiastes by Adam S. Miller
  • The Ghost of Eternal Polygamy by Carol Lynn Pearson
  • The Vision of All: Twenty-five Lectures on Isaiah in Nephi’s Record by Joseph M. Spencer
Special Award for Religious Non-fiction Publishing
  • Let Your Hearts and Minds Expand: Reflections on Faith, Reason, Charity, and Beauty by Thomas F. Rogers, edited by Jonathan Langford and Linda Hunter Adams
Short Fiction
  • "Kid Kirby" by Levi S. Peterson (Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon Thought, 49:2, Summer 2016)
Other finalists
  • "And Thorns Will Grow There" by Emily Belanger, Sunstone #180, Spring 2016
  • "Light as Wings" by Spencer Hyde, Glimmer Train. Fall 2016, #97
  • "The Mandelbrot Set" by Heidi Naylor, Sunstone Magazine, #182, Fall 2016
  • "Incomplete Slaughter" by Steven L. Peck, The Colored Lens, Summer 2016
  • "Purytans" by Brad R. Torgersen, Analog: Science Fact and Fiction, July/Aug 2016
Short Fiction Collection
  • The Last Blessing of J. Guyman LeGrand and Other Stories by Darin Cozens
Other finalists
  • Invisible Men by Eric Freeze
  • Windows into Hell by various authors, edited by James Wymore
Video Series
Other finalists
  • Adam & Eve Davey & Bianca Morrison Dillard, directors
  • Studio C Jared Shores and Matt Meese, co-creators
  • The Talking Fly Steve Olpin, director
Young Adult Novel
  • The Serpent King by Jeff Zentner
Other finalists
  • The Passion of Dolssa by Julie Berry
  • And I Darken by Kiersten White

2017

The final winners were presented March 23, 2018.

Smith-Pettit Foundation Award for Outstanding Contribution to Mormon Letters[36]
AML Lifetime Achievement Award[36]
Novel[37]
  • The Field is White by Claire Åkebrand
  • Sins of Empire by Brian McClellan
  • Prayers in Bath by Luisa Perkins
  • Nothing Left to Lose by Dan Wells
Short fiction[37]
  • "The Pew" by Alison Maeser Brimley (originally published in Dialogue)
  • "Le Train à Grande Vitesse" R.A. Christmas (originally published in Dialogue)
  • "The Thicket" by Bradeigh Godfrey (originally published in Sunstone)
  • "Jane’s Journey" by Heidi Naylor (originally published in Sunstone)
  • "Bishop Johansen Rescues a Lost Soul: A Tale of Pleasant Grove" by Steven L. Peck (originally published in Dialogue)
Creative nonfiction[38]
  • That We May Be One: A Gay Mormon’s Perspective on Faith and Family by Tom Christofferson
  • Learning to Like Life: A Tribute to Lowell Bennion by George B. Handley
  • The Burning Point by Tracy McKay
  • Open Midnight: Where Ancestors and Wilderness Meet by Brooke Williams
Notable mentions
  • Heterodoxologies: Essays by Matthew James Babcock
  • The OCD Mormon: Finding healing and hope in the midst of anxiety by Kari Ferguson
  • Do Clouds Rest? Dementiadventures with Mom by Michael Hicks
Religious nonfiction[38]
  • Feeding the Flock: The Foundations of Mormon Thought: Church and Praxis by Terryl L. Givens
  • The Sun Has Burned My Skin by Adam S. Miller
  • Perspectives on Mormon Theology: Apologetics edited by Blair G. Van Dyke and Loyd Isao Ericson
Middle-grade novel[39]
  • You May Already Be A Winner by Ann Dee Ellis
  • Under Locker and Key by Allison K. Hymas
  • Mustaches for Maddie by Chad Morris and Shelly Brown
  • Forget Me Not by Ellie Terry
  • Paper Chains by Elaine Vickers
Young-adult novel
  • Goodbye Days by Jeff Zentner
  • Speak Easy, Speak Love by McKell George
  • The Duke of Bannerman Prep by Katie A. Nelson
  • Last Star Burning by Caitlin Sangster
  • Now I Rise by Kiersten White
Comics[40]
  • Batman ’66 / Legion of Super Heroes #1 (DC Comics) by Lee Allred, Michael Allred, Laura Allred
  • The Garden of Enid: Adventures of a Weird Mormon Girl, Vol. 2. by Scott Hales
  • Comic Diaries by Brittany Long Olsen
  • Necropolis by Jake Wyatt and Kathryn Wyatt
Picture book[40]
  • Colour Blocked by Ashley Sorenson and David W. Miles
  • Heroic Stories from The Book of Mormon by Shauna Gibby and Casey Nelson
  • Quiet as a Church Mouse by Stephen Bevan and Jeff Harvey
Drama[41]
  • The Drown’ed Book, or the History of William Shakespeare, Part Last by Mahonri Stewart
  • Not One Drop by Morag Shepherd
Film[41]
  • Socorro written and directed by Marshal Davis
  • The Man in the Camo Jacket written and directed by Russ Kendall
  • Out of the Ground written and directed by Barret Burgin
  • A Pug & Wolf Christmas created by Davey and Bianca Morrison Dillard
  • We Love You, Sally Carmichael! written by Daryn Tufts and directed by Christopher Gorham
Criticism[42]
  • “The Second Coming of Mormon Music,” by Michael Hicks from The Kimball Challenge at Fifty: Mormon Arts Center Essays (part of original nominee The Kimball Challenge at Fifty: Mormon Arts Center Essays from Mormon Arts Center)
  • On the Problem and Promise of Alex Caldiero’s Sonosophy: Doing Dialogical Coperformative Ethnography; Or, Enter the Poetarium by Tyler Chadwick
Anthology[42]
  • Seasons of Change: Stories of Transition from the Writers of Segullah edited by Shelah Mastny Miner and Sandra Clark Jergensen
  • States of Deseret edited by Wm Morris
Poetry[42]
  • Babbage’s Dream by Neil Aitken
  • What Was Left of the Stars by Claire Åkebrand
  • Ephemerist by Lisa Bickmore
  • Owning the Moon by Linda Sillitoe
Special Award in Religious Non-Fiction Publishing
  • Proceedings of the Mormon Theology Seminar, published by the Neal A. Maxwell Institute for Religious Scholarship’s Mormon Theology Seminar, Adam S. Miller, director

2018

The final winners were presented March 30, 2019, in Berkeley, California.

AML Lifetime Achievement Award[43][44]
Smith-Pettit Foundation Award for Outstanding Contribution to Mormon Letters[45][44]
Special Award in Publishing[46][44]
  • Dove Song: Heavenly Mother in Mormon Poetry edited by Tyler Chadwick, Dayna Patterson, Martin Pulido (Peculiar Pages)
Novel[47][44]
  • The Apocalypse of Morgan Turner by Jennifer Quist
  • The Infinite Future by Tim Wirkus
Short-fiction collections[47][44]
  • The Science of Lost Futures by Ryan Habermeyer
  • Revolver by Heidi Naylor
  • Beyond the Lights by Ryan Shoemaker
Short fiction[47][44]
  • "Thin Walls" by Alison Maeser Brimley (Western Humanities Review)
Drama[46][44]
  • Good Standing by Matthew Greene
  • The Shower Principle by Ariel Mitchell
Poetry[46][44]
  • The Lapidary’s Nosegay by Lara Candland
  • The God Mask by Javen Tanner
  • Half-Hazard by Kristen Tracy
Creative nonfiction[48][44]
  • Destroying Their God: How I Fought My Evil Half-Brother to Save my Children by Wallace Jeffs, Shauna Packer, Sherry Taylor
Religious nonfiction[48][44]
  • An Early Resurrection: Life in Christ Before you Die by Adam S. Miller
  • Faith Is Not Blind by Bruce C. Hafen and Marie K. Hafen
  • Thou Art the Christ, the Son of the Living God: The Person and Work of Jesus in the New Testament edited by Eric D. Huntsman, Lincoln H. Blumell, and Tyler J. Griffin
  • The Power of Godliness: Mormon Liturgy and Cosmology by Jonathan Stapley
  • On Fire in Baltimore: Black Mormon Women and Conversion in a Raging City by Laura Rutter Strickling
Criticism[48][44]
  • Mormon Cinema: Origins to 1952 by Randy Astle
  • "Low and the Hermeneutics of Silence" by Jacob Bender (Sunstone)
  • "Isms and Prisms: A Mormon View on Writing about Nature and Women" by Ángel Chaparro-Sainz (Women’s Studies)
  • "Mormon Poetry, 2012 to the Present" by Bert Fuller (Dialogue)
  • A Book about the Film Monty Python’s Life of Brian: All the References from Assyrians to Zeffirelli by Darl Larsen
Comics[49][44]
  • Green Monk: Blood of the Martyrs by Brandon Dayton
  • Comic Diaries, Vol. 1 by Brittany Long Olsen
  • SkyHeart Book One: The Search for the Star Seed by Jake Parker
  • Cooties #11 by Nick Perkins
Documentary film[49][44]
  • Church & State
Narrative film[49][44]
  • When She Runs
  • Jane and Emma
  • Long Haul
  • Passenger Seat
Picture book[50][44]
  • The Dress and the Girl by Camille Andros and Julie Morstad
  • Jesus is Born: A Flashlight Discovery Book by Shauna Gibby and Casey Nelson
  • The Princess in Black and the Science Fair Scare by Shannon Hale, Dean Hale, LeUyen Pham
  • If Wendell Had a Walrus by Lori Mortensen and Matt Phelan
  • If Da Vinci Painted a Dinosaur by Amy Newbold and Greg Newbold
Middle-grade novel[50][44]
  • Squint by Chad Morris and Shelley Brown
  • Where the Watermelons Grow by Cindy Baldwin
  • Wishes & Wellingtons by Julie Berry
  • Resistance by Jennifer A. Nielsen
  • Grump: The (Fairly) True Tale of Snow White and the Seven Dwarves by Liesl Shurtliff
Young-adult novel[50][44]
  • Daughter of the Siren Queen by Tricia Levenseller
  • The Traitor’s Game by Jennifer A. Nielson
  • Skyward by Brandon Sanderson

2019

The final winners were presented May 2, 2020, online, due to a cancellation of the 2020 AML Conference caused by the covid19 pandemic.[51][52][53]

Smith-Pettit Foundation Award for Outstanding Contribution to Mormon Letters[51][52]
Lifetime Achievement Award[51][52]
  • R. A. Christmas
Special awards[51][52]
in Literature and Art
HIVE ZINE
The ARCH-HIVE
in Literature and Performance
Thorns and Thistles: A Concert of Literature
Curated and compiled by James Goldberg and Nicole Wilkes Goldberg, directed by Ariel Rivera, music by Nicole Pinnell,; supported by and performed at the Center for Latter-day Saint Arts
in Literature
Irreversible Things
Lisa Van Orman Hadley
Novel[54]
  • The Cunning Man by D. J. Butler and Aaron Ritchey (Baen Books)
  • Irreversible Things by Lisa Van Orman Hadley (Howling Bird Press)
  • Maggie’s Place by Annette Haws (Covenant Communications)
  • The Glovemaker by Ann Weisgarber (Skyhorse Publishing)
Short fiction[54]
  • "You Can Give Him a Kiss" by Alison Maeser Brimley (Sunstone)
  • "My Father’s Liahona" by Danny Nelson (In Press Forward Saints: A Mormon Steampunk Anthology)
  • "Bode and Iris" by Levi Peterson (Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon Thought)
Young-adult novel[55]
  • Let’s Call it a Doomsday by Katie Henry (Katherine Tegan Books)
  • Scars Like Wings by Erin Stewart (Delacorte)
  • Waiting for Fitz by Spencer Hyde (Shadow Mountain)
Middle-grade novel[55]
  • Out to Get You: Thirteen Tales of Weirdness and Woe by Josh Allen (Holiday House)
  • The Red Flower by Kate Coombs (Blue Sparrow Books)
  • Time Castaways: #1 The Mona Lisa Key and #2 The Obsidian Compass by Liesl Shurtliff (Harper Collins)
Picture book[55]
  • Girls Who Choose God: Stories of Extraordinary Women from Church History by McArthur Krishna, Bethany Brady Spalding, Kathleen Peterson (Deseret Book)[51][52]
Drama[56]
Narrative feature films[56]
Documentary feature films[56]
  • After Selma directed by Loki Mulholland
  • The Jets: Making it Real directed by Kels Goodman
Short film[56]
  • "Father of Man" directed by Barrett Burgin[51][52]
  • "Paper Trails" directed by Heather Moser
  • "Stickup Kid" directed by Daniel Tu
  • "Man and Kin" directed by Max Johnson
Poetry[57]
  • Homespun and Angel Feathers by Darlene Young (BCC Press)[51][52]
  • Into the Sun: Poems Revised, Rearranged, and New by Colin Douglas (Walking Lion Press)
  • After Earth by Michael Lavers (University of Tampa Press)
  • The Tree at the Center by Kathryn Knight Sonntag (BCC Press)
  • The Marriage of the Moon and the Field by Sunni Brown Wilkinson (Black Lawrence Press)
Criticism[57]
  • "Poetic Representations of Mormon Women in Late Nineteenth-Century Frontier America" by Amy Easton-Flake in Representing Rural Women (edited by Whitney Womack Smith and Margaret Thomas-Evans, Lexington Books)[51][52]
  • "Danites, Damsels, and World Domination: Mormons in the Dime Novels" by Michael Austin in Sunstone
  • "Wrestling with God: Invoking Scriptural Mythos in LDS Literary Work" by James Goldberg in Remember the Revolution: Mormon Essays and Stories (self-published)
  • Mormons, Musical Theatre, and Belonging in America by Jake Johnson (University of Illinois Press)
  • Latter-day Screens: Gender, Sexuality, and Mediated Mormonism by Brenda R. Weber (Duke University Press)
Creative nonfiction[58]
  • Crossings: A Bald Asian-American Latter-day Saint Woman Scholar’s Ventures through Life, Death, Cancer, & and Motherhood by Melissa Wei-Tsing Inouye (Deseret Book/Maxwell Institute)[51][52]
  • Remember the Revolution: Mormon Essays and Stories by James Goldberg (self-published)
  • A New Constellation: A Memoir by Ashley Mae Hoiland (BCC Press)
Religious nonfiction[58]
  • A Place to Belong: Reflections from Modern Latter-day Saint Women edited by Hollie Rhees Fluhman and Camille Fronk Olson (Deseret Book)[51][52]
  • If Truth Were a Child: Essays by George B. Handley (Maxwell Institute)
  • The Next Mormons: How Millennials Are Changing the LDS Church by Jana Riess (Oxford University Press)
Comics[58]
  • That’s One Small Step for a Mom, One Giant Leap for Missionarykind by Kevin Beckstrom (self-published)[51][52]
  • Dick Tracy: Dead or Alive by Michael Allred, Lee Allred, Rich Tommaso, Laura Allred (IDW Publishing)
  • Best Friends by Shannon Hale and LeUyen Pham (First Second)
  • Super Elders & the Rise of Legion by Matt Vroom (self-published)
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