Akbar Ganji, the courageous Iranian dissident who has been on hunger strike for over a month (Kathryn posted about him here and elsewhere), has apparently written a second letter from Evin Prison (there is a translation in multiple parts here). Excerpts from his first letter are translated here. Ganji’s imprisonment and deteriorating health have generated protest inside Iran, and both the State Department and President Bush have called for his release. Michael Ledeen has more, as does the Regime Change Iran blog, on the man some have called the “Iranian Havel,” and on the many other Iranians struggling with him.