Travel Writing 2.0 book Archive

Christopher Elliott is the kind of writer whose words of advice have taken him all over the publishing map. Elliot, who cut his writing teeth at Dow Jones by writing about the stock market,

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

David Stanley’s illustrious career has taken him to over 200 countries, where he has documented the pulse, pleasures, and predicaments of the world’s places and cultures.  Author of the first Moon Fiji guidebook, he

Today’s guest is a writer I first met on a press trip to Iceland. Karen Loftus is a real Renaissance woman, with past titles including stand-up comedian, fashion journalist, and playwright. Not only does

Mike Gerrard’s newest essay collection, Snakes Alive, covers an evocative ensemble of award-winning travel experiences:  pick it up and you might flip to his account of eating snake in China, his experience taking a