Donovan Hohn

A tribute to Bill Richardson by Daniel Fenster: “What I really wish I’d known then – and what he’ll likely be most remembered for – is the career he’d made of negotiating the release of Americans held hostage or wrongfully detained abroad…” https://t.co/8Wpy6Zb2uw

RT @nyu_journalism: Applications now open for the 2023 Matt Power Literary Reporting Award, a $12.5k grant to support a story that uncovers…

RT @Meeratweets: Deadline extended to 3/2 for the Matthew Power Literary Reporting Award ($12,500 #reporting #earlycareer #nonfiction #writ…

RT @PENamerica: HAPPENING NOW: Join us for the Day of the #ImprisonedWriter, with writers & advocates Ma Thida, @AhmedNajiTW, @JewherIlham,…

"In an abrupt reversal of fortune, metro Detroit native Danny Fenster, who was sentenced to 11 years in prison with hard labor in Myanmar on Friday, was set free on Monday."https://t.co/kyFUZSYTkh

Joyful news.https://t.co/kTL8xevM8X

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RT @detroitnews: Levin, family raise concerns over health of detained journalist Danny Fenster https://t.co/fBauUhIooI

"PEN America calls for Danny Fenster to be released without charge and allowed to leave the country immediately, and for other journalists to be allowed to do their essential work freely, without fear of arrest or other forms of intimidation."

PEN America @PENamerica

Myanmar authorities have detained U.S. journalist Danny Fenster, editor of one of the last remaining independent media outlets in the country. We demand his immediate release. https://t.co/8kol0aSufs

This June, I'd planned to road trip through an archipelago of indie book stores, from Detroit to Seattle to San Diego. Will be zooming instead, keeping excellent company. https://t.co/EqHxoIBGoG

RT @DavidpStein: Urgent piece by @JeanneTheoharis @AlanAAja1 and Joseph Entin. “The biggest scandal in American higher education today is…

So glad you liked it, @RobGMacfarlane. I'd been reading Landmarks, so there's probably some influence there in my seeking of fluencies. https://t.co/1CFwMk1iLN

Robert Macfarlane @RobGMacfarlane

"The names for ice's varieties are as numerous & lovely as those for clouds: frazil, pancake, nilas, grease, agglomerated brash...": wonderful @donovanhohn essay on water's languages & fluencies. Here: https://t.co/VXs5Tmtt1e https://t.co/GLKfXjJyQv

With the excellent guidance of @henryfreedland, I had the pleasure of writing the preamble for the WATER issue of @laphamsquart, out now. https://t.co/N7ZCnlEVjy

Lapham’s Quarterly @laphamsquart

And if you’re looking for a place to start, maybe the preamble by @donovanhohn? “This is a thirsty issue of Lapham’s Quarterly, an exaltation of water and wetness.” https://t.co/0q19KqHA32 https://t.co/7x8PTVby7f

Ice canoeing. Really hard sport. But glorious, out there among the floes. https://t.co/CROejgJn3R

Virginia Quarterly Review @VQR

Don't miss our featured story of the week: @DonovanHohn's "Revival of the Ice Canoe" delves into a wild, nerve-wracking sport, with stunning photography by Johan Hallberg-Campbell. https://t.co/L9W4WUggFh https://t.co/eVkHe7Ya0c

So glad you liked it. https://t.co/oXsMMy5IhM

Carlos Lozada @CarlosNYT

This is a gorgeously written review of Marilynne Robinson's WHAT ARE WE DOING HERE? by @donovanhohn: https://t.co/fjh02QNYwZ Don't think I'd read him before. Thanks to @PamelaPaulNYT and @nytimesbooks for the assist...

My review of Marilynne Robinson's new essays in this morning's NYT. "What most distinguishes this new collection from its predecessors is its sustained defense ... of the public university" https://t.co/HHzlZL8fOT