We all had that one roommate at BYU, but what if the struggles were on the more . . . fantastical side? Lenicka Lee's short story "All Are Alike unto God" shares the story of one oblivious RM and her roommates.

There's someone knocking at your door . . . Be careful whom you welcome inside. Jesse Stanchak's flash fiction piece kicks of our month of "A Coven of Mormon Vampires." #latterdaysaint #flashfiction #vampires

Sometimes theological controversies are easier to talk about in fiction. Any woman who has felt a desire to know more about Heavenly Mother might see herself in today's story, "The Archaemaji" by DC Wynters. #latterdaysaints #fantasy #motherinheaven #heavenlymother

Science fiction is often about time and space. Today's poem by May Swenson asks, what are time and space anyway? #poetry #latterdaysaint #sciencefiction

We love looking for Mormon hints in mainstream works, but it's so much fun when an author just puts Latter-day Saint identity front and center. Perhaps no one is doing that more directly than @DavidJohnButler. Today, we're publishing a new interview about his books and faith!

"Brine Under the Y" features art by Michael J. Sorensen. If you've seen his surreal, slightly absurd art on Instagram, you'll know why we wanted him to illustrate this story with its sense of slight unreality. Check out more of his LDS-themed work at @sego_lotus on IG!