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A Conversation with Dan Schlossberg
Lately, we’ve been running interviews of travel writers who have made their niche by combining something they love with the art of travel. In this next case it’s baseball! This week, I spoke with Dan Schlossberg about how he has had the time to author over 35 books on baseball while still keeping travel at [...]
From the Editor’s Mouth: Spud Hilton of the San Francisco Chronicle
Spud Hilton and I met on the bus at the NATJA conference in October, and we had a rousing conversation about the ten worst ways to take travel photographs, ever. Spud, who is the travel editor of the San Francisco Chronicle and writer/editor of the Bad Lattitude blog at SFGate.com, isn’t afraid to speak his [...]
From the Editor’s Mouth: Stuart McDonald of TravelFish
Stuart McDonald’s mission is to help travelers in Southeast Asia get the most out of their experience—and to inspire them to discover something unexpected and off-the-beaten path. Launched in 2004, Stuart’s site, Travelfish.org, (which he co-owns and runs with his partner Samantha) has become the Southeast Asia go-to guide for travelers both experienced and novice. [...]
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