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

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

Beth Whitman knows India, vegetarian food, and the women’s publishing industry.  Starting her travels with a three-month stint in Thailand, India, and Nepal, Beth fell in love with travel and has

Edward Readicker-Henderson knows honey bees, quiet places, and, yes, even how to win at Strip Passport.  His work, covering over 50 countries and all continents, has been featured in the Best

I spend a fair amount of time in Travel Writing 2.0 discussing the dysfunctional and inefficient publishing system that authors have been working under for the past century or so and