In this week's “Mormon Land” podcast episode, The Tribune interviews historian and archivist Gary Topping and Signature Books director Barbara Jones Brown about LDS scholar D. Michael Quinn's life and legacy. Full episode:
In addition, Signature Books recently published a new biography of Quinn by historian and archivist Gary Topping. Titled simply “
” the book helps flesh out the multiple aspects of Quinn’s identity as queer, Chicano and fiercely independent., is researching Quinn’s unpublished memoirs, discovered by his children after his death. On this week’s show, Topping and Brown examine Quinn’s life and legacy, his battles with the faith’s hierarchy and with his own identity, as well as his unwavering commitment to an honest telling of Mormon history and how he was ahead of his time.
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