I don't know anyone who writes code like that. Unnecessary wrapping of functions is an antipattern.
Idomatic Clojure for what you just wrote is:
(println "Hiya.")
(println "How's it ")
(println "going?")
If a Clojureist wanted to get fancy and build an abstraction (as they probably would) they'd probably write a debug function instead of using 'println' directly:
(log/debug "Hiya.")
(log/debug "How's it ")
Which is, granted, an abstraction, but isn't any harder to read.
Idomatic Clojure for what you just wrote is:
(println "Hiya.")
(println "How's it ")
(println "going?")
If a Clojureist wanted to get fancy and build an abstraction (as they probably would) they'd probably write a debug function instead of using 'println' directly:
(log/debug "Hiya.")
(log/debug "How's it ")
Which is, granted, an abstraction, but isn't any harder to read.