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The Naked Truth by Johanna Gohmann
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Episode 21: The Naked Truth by Johanna Gohmann
Some thoughts on nudes, and not having any.
Johanna Gohmann is a humor writer, essayist, and children’s book author. She has written for numerous outlets, including The New Yorker, McSweeneys, The Cut, Jezebel, and Bust. Her essays appear in several anthologies, most notably A Moveable Feast - Life-Changing Food Adventures Around the World, Every Father's Daughter – 24 Women Writers Remember Their Fathers, and The Best Women’s Travel Writing. She is also the author of 28 middle grade and Young Adult books for ABDO Publishing, including a series about a tween girl who finds a portal into another dimension after eating a rotten hot dog. She makes her home in Brooklyn with her husband and son.
This essay was originally published by Romper.
Excerpts of the song The Black Cat by Flashinmusic were played in this podcast.
Thank you for listening, tell your friends, another story next week.
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Some thoughts on nudes, and not having any.
Johanna Gohmann is a humor writer, essayist, and children’s book author. She has written for numerous outlets, including The New Yorker, McSweeneys, The Cut, Jezebel, and Bust. Her essays appear in several anthologies, most notably A Moveable Feast - Life-Changing Food Adventures Around the World, Every Father's Daughter – 24 Women Writers Remember Their Fathers, and The Best Women’s Travel Writing. She is also the author of 28 middle grade and Young Adult books for ABDO Publishing, including a series about a tween girl who finds a portal into another dimension after eating a rotten hot dog. She makes her home in Brooklyn with her husband and son.
This essay was originally published by Romper.
Excerpts of the song The Black Cat by Flashinmusic were played in this podcast.
Thank you for listening, tell your friends, another story next week.
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