Pamela OHara. Writer of heartwarming memoir and gut wrenching fiction.
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Winning With Words

I'm a communications nerd. I spent my first career ushering small businesses through the deluge of innovative communications tools and strategies. Words matter. Stories matter. I delighted in using the right message on the right platform to launch entrepreneurial successes.

I'm starting a new chapter, turning my wordsmithing skills toward writing fiction and nonfiction stories with potent messages and a few gut-wrenching twists. Because that's life.

Nonfiction:
  • Wealth. Why? - A poem published by Moonstone Arts in the Remembering Joe Hill Anthology.
  • Please See Me - Breathing Water at the Bottom of the Ocean - my realization that a healthy brain is incapable of understanding a suicidal brain for Please See Me, an online literary journal that features health-related stories in the form of fiction, creative nonfiction, poetry, and digital media.
  • Herstry.com - The Unbearably Long List of Joys - the double edged sword of joy after grief. And the fun of a crazy smart son.
  • Mindwise.org - How To Show Up and Stay Strong Supporting a Grieving Family - an article published on Mindwise.org, a non-profit providing suicide prevention and postvention training to grade schools, universities, mental health professionals, employers, cities and states.
  • Common Ground Newsletter - A periodic newsletter looking for ways to bring our divided country back together.
  • Widow Warriors - a poem inspired by the women who brave together the solitary path of surviving suicide.
  • ​What if 2020 wasn’t the worst year of your life?
    What if 2019 was so bad you welcomed the pain of the apocalyptic pandemic year like a child welcomes the wall smashing against her head as a way to cover the hurt?
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​Fiction:
  • TulipTree Press - Choices, a fictional work based on accompanying a friend through an angry line of protestors to receive an abortion published in TulipTree Review Spring/Summer 2020 issue #8 Wild Women.
  • You Are Fierce - my salacious ode to the challenges of regular exercise.

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