Donovan Hohn is a journalist whose work has appeared in Harper's Magazine, The New York Times Magazine, Outside and the Best Creative Nonfiction. The recipient of Whiting Writers' Award and a National Endowment for the Arts Creative Writing Fellowship, he is currently a senior editor at Harper's. He lives in New York with his wife and children.
'Hohn's immersive investigation into the environmental, political
and economic story behind this reads like a great seafarer's
adventure.'
'at its core this is a fascinating story and Hohn makes a rare
sucess of the difficult task of finding genuine human interest in
the issue of global pollution'
'he conjures a truly terrifying vision'
'at its core this is a fascinating story and Hohn makes a rare
sucess of the difficult task of finding genuine human interest in
the issue of global pollution' 'a whimsical eco-expedition' 'fine,
well-written travelogue' 'humorous account...a sobering reflection'
'a quixotic adventure around the world' 'a troubled philosophical
consideration of man's relationship with the artifical and the
natural...the journey is extraordinary' "Hohn...proves to be a
beguiling companion" 'part adventure, part travelogue...a quirky
account becomes a wider story of environmental damage' 'he conjures
a truly terrifying vision' 'Hohn's immersive investigation into the
environmental, political and economic story behind this reads like
a great seafarer's adventure.'
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