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1321 postsNot long ago, Jen told you about Fisher's Travel SOS and their noble mission to create a global guidebook of local emergency services for both business travelers and tourists. Well, Julian Fisher and his…
Read more →A month ago, I posted a job lead that Budget Travel Magazine , a subsidiary of Newsweek, Inc., was searching for a features editor. Well, it looks like editor Erik Torkells is still looking for the…
Read more →Hey Written Roadies... I'm fresh off a five month jaunt through Europe and am currently recovering at my folks place in New York while I plot my next moves. The journey was incredible...and I've got…
Read more →Imagine having the opportunity to travel around the world. Imagine writing about your experiences. Imagine having those experiences published in the New York Times . Welcome to Matt Gross' life as the…
Read more →informative post about Wend at the beginning of the year. Since it just launched and we both like the magazine's concept, I decided to do a follow up post. Wend Magazine is an adventure travel magazine…
Read more →As you can imagine, I get emails from writers who want direction with their travel writing. Today, I got an email from someone who had moved to a new city (Washington D.C.) and was looking for some…
Read more →Travel + Romance . An equal blend of the extremely popular The Knot and Travel & Leisure , the magazine gives readers a look at destination weddings, honeymoons, and exotic trips. The Sping/Summer 2006…
Read more →Transitions Aboard interviewed Jen for their July/August 2006 issue . Jen talks what drew her into travel writing, her future plans, and the inspiration behind her latest humor book, What Color is your…
Read more →These are exciting times for me. I'm about to play in a speed poker tournament to be televised on Fox Sports Net. It's called the Mansion Poker Dome, and I've been blogging about it on my perosnal blog,…
Read more →Town & Country Travel , Budget Travel , Travel & Leisure , Conde Nast Traveler , and National Geographic Traveler -- to name a few. And, besides studying style and tone, keeping updated on the hottest…
Read more →Last month, in celebration of their five year anniversary, World Hum , with the help of Rolf Potts , Thomas Swick , and Michael Shapiro , reviewed the top 30 travel books of all time (see previous post…
Read more →Lea Aschkenas , author of Es Cuba: Life and Love on a Illegal Island Sunday, July 23, 7:00 pm Book Passage , Corte Madera, CA Love is the operative word in journalist Aschkenas's intimate, detailed memoir…
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