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| − | Glen Nelson is a poet, writer, ghostwriter, publisher, and librettist. He founded the Mormon Artists Group, which serves as a kind of patronage for | + | '''Glen Nelson''' is a poet, writer, ghostwriter, publisher, and librettist. He founded the Mormon Artists Group, which serves as a kind of patronage for Latter-day Saint artists and creates original works with Latter-day Saint composers, photographers, painters, architects, sculptors, filmmakers, designers, writers, and choreographers. Mormon Artists Group has published Mormoniana and On Sunday, for example. Nelson publishes a monthly e-newsletter called [http://mormonartistsgroup.com/Mormon_Artists_Group/Glimpses.html Glimpses], a newsletter of Mormon art, scholarship, and opinions. |
| − | Nelson is the author of Mormons at the Met. Several of his ghostwritten books are New York Times nonfiction bestsellers. He is the author of the e-book The Glen and Marcia Nelson Collection of Mormon Art. | + | Nelson is the author of Mormons at the Met. Several of his ghostwritten books are New York Times nonfiction bestsellers. He is the author of the e-book ''The Glen and Marcia Nelson Collection of Mormon Art''. |
By education and training, Nelson is a literary scholar; James Joyce is his specialty, but he pursued other paths after graduating from New York University. | By education and training, Nelson is a literary scholar; James Joyce is his specialty, but he pursued other paths after graduating from New York University. | ||
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Glen Nelson is a poet, writer, ghostwriter, publisher, and librettist. He founded the Mormon Artists Group, which serves as a kind of patronage for Latter-day Saint artists and creates original works with Latter-day Saint composers, photographers, painters, architects, sculptors, filmmakers, designers, writers, and choreographers. Mormon Artists Group has published Mormoniana and On Sunday, for example. Nelson publishes a monthly e-newsletter called Glimpses, a newsletter of Mormon art, scholarship, and opinions.
Nelson is the author of Mormons at the Met. Several of his ghostwritten books are New York Times nonfiction bestsellers. He is the author of the e-book The Glen and Marcia Nelson Collection of Mormon Art.
By education and training, Nelson is a literary scholar; James Joyce is his specialty, but he pursued other paths after graduating from New York University.
With Murray Boren as composer, Nelson has written three operas: The Dead, The Singer’s Romance, and The Book of Gold.
