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A writer and lecturer, Whipple also wrote This is the Place: Utah (Knopf, 1945) and published articles in Collier's, the Saturday Evening Post, Look, Life, Time, Pageant, and numerous other journals and periodicals.Get help with access Institutional accessĪccess to content on Oxford Academic is often provided through institutional subscriptions and purchases. George, Utah, the setting of her novel, considered one of the most important Mormon works of fiction for its vivid portrayal of pioneer and polygamous life. Maurine Whipple won the Houghton Mifflin Literary Prize for 1938 to help her complete her novel The Giant Joshua, which appeared in 1941. Joe's Office' and Maurine signs off, 'Sincerely, your sister in the gospel'. Weeks' from Maurine Whipple dated October 17th, 1941. ® Copyright 2010, Salisbury House Foundation 2010.9.381.a-b Letter Historical Documents

The Giant Joshua by Maurine Whipple