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BAM! ZAP! POW!
Mason Welsh speaks in archetypes. “This guy is kinda my Luke Skywalker character,” he says as he lays out a series of sketches on the floor of his home in Springfield, Oregon. In one frame, a character points a gun … Continue reading

No Ordinary “Retreet”
At the foot of the Siskiyou Mountains, perched in spaces more appropriately occupied by birds’ nests, eighteen cozy, wood-crafted treehouses rest soundly on the branches of conifers. Tucked between two sturdy limbs, fifteen feet above the ground, a couple emerges … Continue reading

From Coast to Incorporated
On its face, Colin Robson’s Pacific City bungalow is unassuming. Outside, an etched wooden plaque reads “Ruby’s Beach House,” named after his grandmother, who owned the home and kept it in the family. An excitable German Shepherd-Husky mix named Lacey … Continue reading

In His (Dance) Shoes
In October 2012 we published a multimedia story about Bergold to our website. You can view it here. Gasping for air as drops of sweat drizzle down his neck onto his grey, cut-off tank top, Geoffrey Bergold carries his winded … Continue reading

Scott Wannberg: The Poet Laureate of Facebook
This story was published on August 19, 2012, one year after Wannberg’s passing. “Strange movie full of death / asks us to play ourselves / as the front door falls face first / onto the floor.” -Scott Wannberg, Strange Movie … Continue reading

Generation Xtreme
America’s baby boomers buck stereotypes by choosing to live life in the fast lane. Continue reading

Up in Smoke
Parachuting into raging wildfires is just part of the job for these brave men and women. Continue reading

The Monkey Whisperer
One woman’s passion for animals is shown as she cares for some 300 monkeys that are used in animal testing. Continue reading

Taking the Plunge
A high school student learns to cope with the pressure of being a professional athlete. Continue reading

