Carol Lynn Pearson Pt. 2 - Early Career and Gerald's Final Coming Out | Ep. 174
August 14, 2010
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as posted by the channelCarol Lynn Pearson is the author of a 1986 memoir, Goodbye, I Love You, about the death of her gay husband from AIDS. Her musical, My Turn on Earth, is among the most successful Mormon musicals of all time.
Carol Lynn is an advocate for women and LGBTQ+ Mormons. Her 2007 book, "No More Goodbyes," tells the stories of gay Mormons (and those of other faiths), coping with family, religion, and, occasionally, suicide.
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Goodbye, I Love You: The True Story of a Wife, her Homosexual Husband, and a Love that Transcended Tragedy by Carol Lynn Pearson
Beginnings by Carol Lynn Pearson
The Search by Carol Lynn Pearson
The Growing Season by Carol Lynn Pearson
A Widening View by Carol Lynn Pearson
Daughters of Light by Carol Lynn Pearson
The Flight and the Nest by Carol Lynn Pearson
The Order is Love by Carol Lynn Pearson, a musical about early Mormons living the United Order
My Turn on Earth by Carol Lynn Pearson
"Philanthropist and WordPerfect Co-founder" Bruce Bastian on Mormon Stories
"Ascent of the Dog," by Rosie Mestel, Discover, September 30, 1994, describes the Belyaev experiment, in which foxes were bred to be domesticated, but when they lost their true nature, they also lost their beauty
Women in Love by DH Lawrence
There is a Way Back by Gerald Pearson
Archive of the Women's Exponent, an early Relief Society publication from 1872–1914
"One Hour to Madness and Joy," a poem by Walt Whitman that inspired Gerald as he tried to find a way for his sexuality to work with his faith
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