travel writers Archive

Edward Hasbrouck is, according to many, “the practical nomad” of travelers.  Author of the popular travel book series of the same name, he offers a brilliant perspective that’s perfect for both experienced explorers and

Amy Rosen’s culinary craft isn’t just in the kitchen:  it’s on the road, around the world, and throughout her native Canada.  Food editor for House & Home magazine, travel columnist for the National Post,

Joshua Berman can tell you how to navigate Nicaragua: with the 4th edition of his award-winning Moon guidebook coming out this month, Josh knows Nicaragua’s best nature, nightlife, and nosh. Whether it’s finding the

Susan Griffith is the time-honored guru of the gap year: having authored such travel writing essentials as Work Your Way Around the World and Gap Years for Grown-ups, Griffith knows the ins and outs

David Farley is not your typical travel writer.  For one, his newest book, An Irreverent Curiosity: In Search of the Church’s Strangest Relic in Italy’s Oddest Town, is a travel memoir about the search