"Zarahemla Books is, in my opinion, the most valuable brand in Mormon letters today. I can't think of another publisher (of any type) whose books I'm as likely to pick up just because of who published them. . . . Zarahemla keeps proving my faith in them well placed. They're the Pixar of Mo lit!"
—Theric Jepson, A Motley Vision
Zarahemla publishes provocative, unconventional, yet ultimately faith-affirming stories that yield new insights into Mormon culture and humanity. You can learn more about our titles by scrolling down this page and clicking on individual titles.HOW TO GET OUR BOOKS: Purchase paperbacks of our titles through this site with free shipping on orders over $25.00 (for orders under $25, shipping is only $3.50). In addition, you can order paperback and e-book editions of our titles at Amazon or Barnes & Noble (see direct links in right-hand column). Our e-book editions sell for as low as $1.99.
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Get all 15 Zarahemla titles at a 45% discount, with free shipping.
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The Death of a Disco Dancer
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A novel by David Clark
One night, eleven-year-old Todd Whitman receives a terrifying but hilarious midnight visitor: his cockatoo-plumed, dementia-stricken, John Travolta–smitten Grandma Carter. -
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Wasatch: Mormon Stories and a Novella
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Douglas Thayer's third collection presents a dozen of his career-best stories, including several that have never before appeared in print. -
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Hooligan: A Mormon Boyhood
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Set in the Depression and World War II, Douglas Thayer's memoir captures boyhood's yearnings, pleasures, and mysteries.
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Light of the New Day
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In the shared setting of fictional Balford, Wyoming, the characters in Darin Cozzens's stories demonstrate both the follies and the virtues of rural Mormons in the late twentieth century.
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What of the Night?
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Stephen Carter's award-winning personal essays wrestle the "used tin foil, the ratty teddy bears, the rusty bicycle frames, the dog-eared magazines, the empty toilet paper rolls" of his life into compelling stories.
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Dispensation: Latter-Day Fiction
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Edited by Angela Hallstrom
Heralding a new era of excellence in Mormon literature, this landmark anthology includes stories from twenty-eight top fiction writers. -
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Rift
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WINNER OF THE AML AWARD
A novel by Todd Robert Petersen
Jens Thorsen and the bishop have managed a tense ceasefire. But when the bishop's daughter moves home, Sanpete starts to pull apart at the seams. -
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No Going Back
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WHITNEY AWARD FINALIST
A novel by Jonathan Langford
A gay Mormon coming-of-age story about faithfulness and friendship, temptation and redemption, tough choices and conflicting loyalties. -
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The Tree House
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A novel by Douglas Thayer
As a missionary in post-WWII Germany and a solider in the Korean War, Harris Thatcher faces questions of faith, the meaning of life, and the capriciousness of death. -
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On the Road to Heaven
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WINNER OF TWO AWARDS
Coke Newell dramatizes his spiritual pilgrimage across Colorado and Colombia. -
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Long After Dark
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Todd Robert Petersen's award-winning stories explore the souls of modern Mormons caught between their humanity, faith, and church.
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Angel Falling Softly
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A novel by Eugene Woodbury
Two women—one a bishop's wife, the other a vampire—find the desperate courage to bet it all. -
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Hunting Gideon
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A novel by Jessica Draper
In this Mormon cyberpunk novel from the author of Seventh Seal, Sue and Loren scramble to avert the ultimate online disaster. -
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Brother Brigham
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A novel by D. Michael Martindale
When C.H. Young's imaginary childhood friend reappears, C.H. struggles to hold together his faith, his marriage, and his sanity. -
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Kindred Spirits
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A novel by Christopher Kimball Bigelow
After meeting her mate on the Boston subway, Eliza Spainhower must reckon anew with her Mormon identity and imagination. -
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