Connor O’Mara is a writer from northern Colorado. He often writes about tragedy, complexity, and those small American personalities alive in the mountain west. His fiction has been featured in Voices, the Rubbertop Review, and the Inlandia Institute’s online journal. Connor now resides in San Francisco.

My Work

A birthday celebration forces characters to grapple with the world and all its strange complexity.

Two brothers discuss the life of their great-grandmother.

A small-town Sunday morning brunch goes awry for a well-meaning family.

A older man struggling with the new age is helped by his grand-daughter, and nature, and something frustratingly undefinable.