The gun was nothing.

I’ve had one pointed at me before—more than once. I’ve lived through things that demanded toughness, quick thinking, survival. But nothing compared to …… Read More

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I Get to Choose.

I climbed up thirty feet into the shop rafters with chains around my neck and a bottle in my hand, ready to end it. I had been running…… Read More

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She kept playing.

She kept playing. The rain had been steady all morning, tapping a rhythm against the unit’s roof. It gathered in … Read More

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Get off your bunk

Get off your bunk. Recently, OHOM organized a table read for our Columbia River writing class. After the men read … Read More

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