Zora O’Neill starts our Travel Writing 2.0 series of personal interviews with the authors who have made travel writing a genre in its own right. (I’ve worked with her at Luxury

When it was time for me to ask for a cover blurb quote for my book, I knew just the guy I wanted to hear from. I got in touch with

I phrased that subject as a question because it would be presumptuous of me to say what’s right or wrong for your situation. Content mills are, however, the sweatshops of the

Many books have been written about being a travel writer and I’ve read most of them. Very few of them really suck and some are quite good. The problem is, the