TinyLetter of the Month: Rohin Guha, “Gardening During Wartime”
“Gardening is faithmaking when solidarity seems elusive: Add water. Add light. Witness evolution. There is no sturdier pact.”
Rohin Guha is a writer based out of the suburbs of Detroit. He is hard at work on his first book. In his spare time, he can be found tending to his plants.
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