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An Interview with Kate Siber
Kate Siber epitomizes the quintessential travel journalist, characterizing herself as freelance writer, occasional photographer, habitual traveler, and “inveterate question asker”. She has won numerous awards for her journalism and current works as a correspondent for Outside magazine. Check out her website here! Before you went out on your own you worked for the Associated Press [...]
An Interview with Kevin Wierzbicki
Kevin Wierzbicki is the kind of travel writer who has successfully merged his two passions, travel and music, into a career. Kevin, who specializes in travel stories with a music angle, has published over 200 articles in many diverse publications such as USA Today, Desert Living Magazine, and The Arizona Republic. Check out his website [...]
From the Editor’s Mouth: Michael Yessis of World Hum
Back in 2001, Michael Yessis created the culture and travel website WorldHum.com with Jim Benning. Since then, more than two dozen stories they’ve featured on their site have been featured in the Best American Travel Writing anthologies. As a testament to its high-quality content, The Wall Street Journal recently wrote that “superb writing and stylish [...]
From the Publisher’s Mouth: Bob Sehlinger of Menasha Ridge
Bob Sehlinger is a trifecta of talents in the travel writing industry: not only is he a writer (he has written 27 guidebooks!), he’s also editor and publisher of Menasha Ridge Press. With 27 years of publishing reference and non-fiction books, Menasha Ridge touts titles that help travelers with everything from finding a peaceful place [...]
An Interview with Michael Buckley
Michael Buckley’s name has become synonymous with covering the unique beauty of Tibet’s landscape and culture, but he has also rappelled through the treetops of Costa Rica, hunted wildlife in Bhutan (with a camera), mountain-biked the Karakoram Highway in Pakistan, dived with manta rays in Borneo, and kayaked in Cambodia. In recent years, he has [...]
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