by Kayla Placencio
Stuck in the middle with you.
by Zachary Redfearne
He was supposed to go up and never come down.
by Ellen Black
Lipstick as a means of escape.
by Kayla Placencio
Bringing it down to earth.
by Jeff Wilson
God-breathed, with a little off the side. A new excerpt from the KtB anthology, Believer, Beware.
by Joanna Brooks
What comes out when a Mormon and a Jew raise a kid?
by Arthur Goldwag
God just might not be that kind of God.
by Carol Scott
A meditation on ass-shaking.
by Laurel Snyder
A call from Crappy Ex-boyfriend spurs a crisis of faith.
by Quince Mountain
by Aisha Gawad
In search of the new Muslim woman.
by Jesse Maceo Vega-Frey
Praise the Lord and pass the leftovers—but not before the end of Ramadan.
by Peter Bebergal
Somewhere between Jedi and G.I. Joe, there must be an explanation.
by Daniel Silliman
You can only fight what you can see.
by Dylan Peterson
A high kick to the anti-Christian tendencies of an aspiring Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle.
by Gabrielle Selz
A ferry ride into the fog of Alzheimer’s.
by Amy Bohler
First Jesus, then Sylvia Plath, then pot. And so on.
by Paul Zakrzewski
Forty years after the moonwalk, a reflection on a childhood obsession for fame, a friendship and one more autograph.
