John Tuttle is a midwestern Catholic, husband, and dad. He has worked as a teacher and communications coordinator. He has written a column and news stories for the Diocese of Rockford’s newspaper, The Observer. His other nonfiction appears on Catholic World Report, Busted Halo, the Dappled Things blog, and elsewhere. His fiction has appeared in Parallel Worlds Magazine. His poetry has been published by VoegelinView, The Locus, Heart of Flesh Literary Journal, and An Unexpected Journal. John, his wife Ellen, and their family live in Illinois.
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