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Jhon Sánchez

(He/Him)
Brooklyn
As seen in: EIN News, RCN Radio, Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja, New Pages, Pressenza in English, iwgia.org, International Travel News, Peking Press
Covers:  I write speculative fiction, essays, poetry, interviews, and articles. As a lawyer in Colombia and New York, I can write about legal issues, human rights, international law and others.
Doesn't Cover: Not sure.
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Jhon Sánchez’s Biography

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Jhon Sánchez: A Colombian born, Mr. Sánchez, arrived in NYC seeking political asylum where he is now a lawyer. United Tombs of America, one of his short stories, is available in the winter issue of Midway Journal. Last year, Teleport published his short story ‘Handy.’ The DeDramafi, was published on The Write Launch, and Storylandia republished it in issue 36. He was awarded the Horned Dorset Colony for 2018 and the Byrdcliffe Artist Residence Program for 2019. In 2021, New Lit Salon Press will…

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"[The guard] was young, probably about the same age as my detention." On the birthday of Ilhan Sa...

"[The guard] was young, probably about the same age as my detention." On the birthday of Ilhan Sa...

For twenty-nine years, a poet has his birthday in prison. Ilhan Sami Çomak, who was incarcerated in 1994, had…

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Handy

Handy

In this unique episode, in a futuristic world where technology has taken a bigger place, we meet an artist lo…

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Conversation with Aida Yepes, author of "My Little Eulalia"

Conversation with Aida Yepes, author of "My Little Eulalia"

My mother was barely a teenager when Gaitan was assassinated on April 9, 1948. His death generated a wave of …

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The Ladder: A Conversation with the Incarcerated Poet İlhan Sami Çomak, Part IV

The Ladder: A Conversation with the Incarcerated Poet İlhan Sami Çomak, Part IV

I learned to read by reading the Bible. For me, the Bible was a giant black book with the engraved image of t…

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The Ladder: A Conversation with the Incarcerated Poet İlhan Sami Çomak, Part II

The Ladder: A Conversation with the Incarcerated Poet İlhan Sami Çomak, Part II

This is the second part of our conversation with Ilhan Sami Çomak, who has been in prison for the last 27 yea…

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Startling Sci-Fi: New Tales of the Beyond

Startling Sci-Fi: New Tales of the Beyond

The third book in The NEW Series For generations, the science fiction genre and literary fiction have been pe…

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Carta abierta a David French: Harvard, Sean Duffy y el miedo a la libertad intelectual

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By Jhon Sánchez
| Pressenza in English Verified
Estimado David, Mi nombre es Jhon Sánchez y siempre leo sus columnas. Me parecen interesantes y mesuradas. Con frecuencia aportan una perspectiva que yo no había considerado. Probablemente usted sea mi columnista favorito en inglés. Sin embargo, con respecto a su columna, “Go Ahead, Sean Duffy. Let Your Daughter Go to Harvard”, me pareció que su análisis se quedaba corto.
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Fisioterapia y movilización temprana en paciente con dermatomiositis activa en UCI: recuperación funcional tras compromiso muscular severo. Reporte de caso

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By Jhon Sánchez, Vilma Muñoz Arcos, Eileen Yulieth Moriones
| Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja
español Introducción: La dermatomiositis es una miopatía inflamatoria idiopática poco frecuente, caracterizada por debilidad muscular proximal y manifestaciones cutáneas. Su evolución puede incluir compromiso pulmonar severo y necesidad de ingreso a cuidado intensivo, donde la evidencia sobre abordaje fisioterapéutico es limitada, dada su baja incidencia y alta mortalidad.
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An Open Letter to David French: Harvard, Sean Duffy, the Fear of Intellectual Freedom

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By Jhon Sánchez
| Pressenza in English Verified
David, My name is Jhon Sánchez, and I always read your columns. I find them interesting and measured. You often bring a perspective to an issue that I hadn’t considered. You’re probably my favorite opinion writer in English. However, regarding your column, “Go Ahead, Sean Duffy. Let Your Daughter Go to Harvard,” I thought it was shortsighted.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Writing for a DiverCity. A volunteer job

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes

How is social media changing news?

I think people chose what they want to read. Your friend chose for you too.