Stories, Journalism & Vonnegut Bio Hank Nuwer  

Grab a coffee and enjoy the story clearinghouse of Hank Nuwer with photos of Alaska and its wildlife by Malgorzata (Gosia) Nuwer.  

You’ll find that I’ve added some finished and partially finished biography-in-progress of Kurt Vonnegut, “The Man in the Hole.”

 Hank Nuwer’s Indiana University Press books on hazing.    Podcast in The Culture         

Podcast of “Weed in the Garden of Academe” with Hank Nuwer 

Scroll down for archived Realalaskadaily stories.Thank you for reading.  Got a compliment or gripe? Drop a line to Hjnuwer@Alaska.edu.   Gosia and I want to keep this site ad-free. Trying to raise funds for last-minute research on my  Kurt Vonnegut biography: “Kurt Vonnegut: The Man in the Hole.   A Life of Reinvention.”  (“Not authorized, but authentic scholarship”). Your donation would be so helpful: Hank Nuwer, PO Box 73446; Fairbanks, AK 99707-3446.

 

Expatriate Games

Expatriate Games

Seven to nine years ago, I commuted from the U.S. to Poland to court my now-wife Gosia, and she did the same in reverse, meeting me by turns in Alaska and Indiana. We were good friends for two years before getting hitched, although I assure you that we both were...

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Curse you, Lee Marvin (Humor) by Hank Nuwer

Curse you, Lee Marvin (Humor) by Hank Nuwer

Flying the Unfriendly Skies By Hank Nuwer Although I fly frequently, I don’t know any unruly passengers. Except one, I admit. Me. This incident occurred the time I boarded a flight to Minneapolis and buried my nose in an airline magazine. Vaguely, as I read, the...

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A USA-Poland love story: Gosia and Hank

A USA-Poland love story: Gosia and Hank

My wife Gosia earned her Green Card in October 2019. She gave eight-weeks’ notice at her chief accountant job in Poland and shipped what she could to Indiana. “Wait, how did a fellow from Indiana meet a Polish lass,” you may ask? I persuaded Gosia in June of 2015 via...

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Annie Oakley by Hank Nuwer

Annie Oakley by Hank Nuwer

I wanted to write a little something about the National Annie Oakley Center housed at Greenville’s Garst Museum. Naturally I walked one whole block from our house to the Union City, Ind., Carnegie Library. Always helpful library director Lawrence Sexton found me a...

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