A Little Detour with Tove Danovich
Tove DanovichWriting, essays, and updates from Tove Danovich
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 36 | Subscribers | Read | tovedanovich.substack.com |
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Our animal bodies
I grew up in a vitamin family. When I was six, it occurred to me that we took vitamins for specific reasons. They’d give me more energy or stop me from being sick or make me strong. So I decided to triple the dose. Why be healthy when I cou...
The man or the bear
On Monday, an opinion piece I wrote for The Washington Post titled, “We take our dogs everywhere. Maybe we shouldn’t” was published. Not surprisingly given the subject matter, it became one of the most read articles on the site and got thou...
When disaster strikes
Early this winter I went on a writer’s retreat on the Long Beach Peninsula in Washington State. For a weekend, we shared a house that was only a short walk from the beach separated by sand dunes. It’s an idyllic spot. We played writing game...
This is an incomplete list of things I loved
I loved the video my friend sent me of Sandhill Cranes walking in her yard in Michigan. They lived there now—two parents and their babies—all impossibly tall. We FaceTimed and she walked outside so I could see the cranes. She called to them...
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Tove Danovich is the author of UNDER THE HENFLUENCE. She lives in Portland, Oregon and often writes about the natural world and our relationship to it. Her work has appeared in The Washington Post, The Atlantic, Orion, and many others.
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