travel editors

A Conversation with Amie O’Shaughnessy

Posted by on June 4, 2013 at 12:06 pm

Amie O’Shaughnessy, who spoke at TBEX last week, talks to us today about creating her popular luxury travel site for families, Ciao Bambino! and what it takes to succeed in social media in a contemporary digital landscape. (She also offers some tips on how to travel with kids–great advice for any family summer traveler). Check [...]

Five Things Writers Should Stop Doing in the ’10s

Posted by on May 22, 2013 at 12:34 pm

Old habits die hard with writers. We get into routines without thinking. We keep doing what worked before even when it doesn’t now. We get sloppy when we’re rushed to hit a deadline. We do things the way we did when we started out, even though times have changed. We do what one particular instructor [...]

From the Editor’s Mouth: Gary Lee Kraut of France Revisited

Posted by on January 29, 2013 at 12:57 am

Gary Lee Kraut is the author of five travel guides to France and Paris as well as numerous articles, essays, short stories, and op-ed pieces concerning travel, culture, cross-culture, and expatriate life. He is the recipient of FrancePress’s 1995 Prix d’Excellence for his guide to France published in the Fielding Guidebook Collection. He has been running [...]

The Travel Writing Newsletter and Popular Posts

Posted by on January 15, 2013 at 11:15 pm

First a quick reminder that if you’re serious about upping your game as a travel writer, blogger, or publisher, you’d be wise to sign up for our travel writing newsletter. There’s a new one going out Thursday with some good advice from me, good advice from others, resources, and maybe even a free book for [...]

9 Ways to Really Piss Off an Editor

Posted by on December 4, 2012 at 6:40 pm

I’ve danced around this subject, hinted at it, and addressed the margins, but it’s time for a rant. The past month has set a record for writers I really like trying my patience and ones I’ve never met trying my nerves. So here’s the unadorned version of what’s really in my head (and sometimes in [...]