My short story, “Thief” has just been published in The Other Journal!
The Other Journal, which describes itself as “An Intersection of Theology and Culture,” partners with The Seattle School of Theology and Psychology, so it’s an interesting publication with some excellent and thought provoking writing. “Thief” was selected for their Prayer issue. You can read “Thief ” here.
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