Vonnegut Bio; Hank Nuwer Stories

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.

Hank Nuwer, PO Box 73446; Fairbanks, AK 99707-3446.

 

Literary Journalism: A Primer by Hank Nuwer

Literary Journalism: A Primer by Hank Nuwer

Hank Nuwer Feature Writing essay from the book Real Feature Writing by Abraham Aamidor     When editors confront a writer whose feature stalled, they often say that the ailing story needs better flow and detail. In other words, they give writing suggestions that...

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Unintended causes should concern us all

Unintended causes should concern us all

It’s a story as old as the story of human progress. A new discovery or innovation heralded for its efficacy is suspected to have harmful effects that require ingenuity on the part of researchers to find an antidote to the unintended causes. I consider it compelling...

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Raisin in the Sun Opens This Weekend in Fairbanks

Raisin in the Sun Opens This Weekend in Fairbanks

The Fairbanks Daily News-Miner covered the imminent opening of a Raisin in the Sun directed by Bunny Fleeks. I have a small part on the stage as the play concludes.  Come out if you can, Readers. Fairbanks Daily News-Miner story and photo by H. Lehman, an Alaska Press...

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Rest in peace, Carl Erskine

Rest in peace, Carl Erskine

The Grand Old Man of Summer is Gone, Bless Him By Hank Nuwer The news of onetime Brooklyn Dodgers star pitcher Carl Erskine’s death at 97 on April 16 th recalled a wonderful memory. The year was 1997, and I was finishing up a two-year term as a visiting associate...

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The Moose Visitor

The Moose Visitor

Far From Randolph   A Stranger Comes to Call   By Hank Nuwer   When we lived in Union City, our backyard neighbor was a mama opossum. The first time Gosia saw her with hanging babies, she couldn’t believe such a species existed. At our summer cabin in...

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