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Wes Vaughan

Wes Vaughan is a formerly incarcerated writer who lives in Oregon. His nonfiction has appeared in The Appeal, Inquest, Truthout, and with Vera Institute of Justice.

Toilet, sink and table in a prison cell

Posted inHumor

Prison Toilets Are Surprisingly Violent

by Wes Vaughan October 21, 2024

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