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1321 postsI've been on my own doing my own thing for so long, that it never occurred to me that travel could put a strain on a relationship. Now that I have a serious boyfriend, it's an issue. So, as I meet more…
Read more →I don't like my book websites. It's just kinda what we got. Not a lot went into them, and I REALLY need to spend time updating them, or consolidating them, or something. But I've met several of you who…
Read more →This might be old news for some, but for those of you who are new to Written Road, check this out. Make money writing for Suite101.com Writer Guidelines Basically they're looking for writers who can turn…
Read more →This is more fun than responding to email. Literature Map Who else do Pico Iyer's readers read? Type in Pico Iyer and see what other authors come up. The result is a map of additional authors that are…
Read more →I was reading my friend Pauly's blog today. He wrote a tribute to Charles Bukowski, and in the same breath discussed his own writing, inspirations, and dedicated the post to an ailing friend. But there…
Read more →Rolf Potts likes to shit. Well, who doesn't. But I just wanted to say that as I was laughing at the opening of his latest work. Rolf just launched a new travel column with Yahoo! Yahooooooooo! It's called…
Read more →The new issue of Tim Leffel's travel lit ezine, Perceptive Travel , is here. Featured authors this month include: David Farley The Coast of Bohemia Jeff Greenwald Bringing Coral Reefs Back from the Dead…
Read more →On Saturday night after the New York Times Travel Show ended, a group of travel writers met for drinks. On this night, inspiration crashed with experience. Some of the writers to note were: Don George…
Read more →Another highlight of the New York Times Travel Show was getting to meet Kelly's family. Kelly Amabile has been blogging on Written Road for just about a year now. She recently took a hiatus to do what all…
Read more →One of the highlights of the New York Times Travel Show, was being witness to David Farley and Jessie Sholl's genuine excitement at the sight, sale, and signing of their new book Travelers' Tales Prague .…
Read more →We've talked about Worldwide Freelancer before and their cool newsletter of market leads. I wanted to let you know they also have a FREE markets database. Search the Markets Database for any genre of…
Read more →Hey, just wanted to let you know there's a new publication coming to the west coast of Canada. They're just in their preliminary stages, but are looking for articles. And they pay. Not a lot, but…
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