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Laraine Wilkins
Laraine Wilkins contributed to the development of Mormon Literature as she served for two years as editor of Irreantum, the literary journal of the Association for Mormon Letters. Her life was cut short in an autommobile accident in 2006. She was herself a fine poet (see links and bibliography).

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Web Site Three poems by Laraine Wilkins (courtesy of Weber Studies)
http://weberstudies.weber.edu/archive/archive%20C%20Vol.%2016.2-18.1/Vol.%2017.3/Wilkins.htm
Birth Date Feb 22, 1965
Death Date Sept 2, 2006
Birth Place Provo, Utah
Parents Steven Curtis Wilkins and LaVern Braithwaite
Children Lena Shoemaker
Education She attended schools in Provo and Idaho Falls and graduated from Skyline High School in Idaho Falls in 1983. She received bachelor’s and master’s degrees in German from Brigham Young University and did additional graduate work at Harvard University.
Career She worked on university library staffs, taught German language at the high school and university levels, was a technical writer and software support technician, and served as editor of Irreantum magazine and as Director of Development and Community Affairs for the Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company in Salt Lake City.
Affiliations Association for Mormon Letters

Works by Laraine Wilkins
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YearGenre
Irreantum Periodical
The Christening of Irreantum2004Criticism
In the Hive2004Personal Essay
Educated Woman2001Poetry
Breaking Bread Above the Waters2000Poetry
How Long2000Poetry
Make Yourself At Home2000Poetry
The Double Life of a Mormon Essayist: Tom Plummer Writing for or about Mormons (but Not Both): A review of Tom Plummer's Second Wind: Variations on a Theme of Growing Older and Waltzing to a Different Strummer2002Review






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