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Josh Bishop (10 Things You Didn’t Know About … San Francisco) a native of Michigan, is finally completing more than five years of education in writing and reporting; he’s a senior in Metropolitan State College of Denver’s journalism program.
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Colorado, USA |
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As a travel writer for more than 25 years, Candy Harrington (Gulf Coast Greece: Florida’s Tarpon Springs) is an expert in the niche market of accessible travel. She’s the author of Barrier Free Travel: A Nuts And Bolts Guide For Wheelers and Slow Walkers and the editor of Emerging Horizons. Her newest book, There is Room at the Inn, focuses on accessible inns and B&Bs across the United States. Candy’s work also appears in newspapers, magazines, trade publications and ezines, as well as in her own blog at www.BarrierFreeTravels.com. |
California, USA |
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Seth Rosenblatt (Go West, Young Paco: Indian Camel Safari) is lives in San Francisco. Despite being born and raised in what he considers the most beautiful city in America, he was curious about what the rest of the planet looked like, and left the U.S.A. to live abroad in 2002. He has since been arrested, dallied in international romance and suffered grievous bodily harm, although none simultaneously. Since the cost of bail has increased in the past few years, he’s taken to writing for money. |
California, USA |
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Deborah Shepard-McCague (Arenal, Costa Rica: Fire, Mist and Shades of Green) always looks for the unusual and out of the ordinary, such as restored haciendas in the heart of Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula, palm-thatched casitas on the beach, small posadas, haunted inns and historic places. She has traveled extensively in Europe, the Caribbean, Canada, the United States, and Central America but has come to feel most at home in Mexico which she visits several times each year. |
Georgia, USA |
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Laura Siciliano-Rosen (Rainforest Repose: Queensland’s Sanctuary Eco-Lodge), of Brooklyn, New York, is a freelance writer and photographer who specializes in travel-related subjects. Recently married on a Mexican beach, she has just returned (with her new husband, of course) from a fantastic honeymoon in Basque country. |
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Catherine Skrzypinski (The Power of Language: Cardiff and the Welsh Renaissance) originally conquered Europe and
Asia with a backpack. She traded in the backpack for a
briefcase during her nomad days as an international
correspondent for the South China Morning Post. Out
of all the places she’s lived throughout the world,
Cardiff, Wales holds a special place in her heart,
despite the rain.
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New York, USA |
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Michael Stusser (Cadbury Cravings: Childhood Day Hikes) is a game inventor and arts activist. His “Accidental Parent” story (ParentMap magazine) won a gold award in the personal essay category at the Parenting Publications of America Awards Competition, and his story “A Strange Encounter” won in the humorous writing category of the Society of Professional Journalists' Western Washington chapter. |
Washington, USA |
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Bill Vanderford (Freighter to Paradise: Cruising French Polynesia), former editor of the Gwinnett Post-Tribune, a county newspaper in Georgia, has been inducted into the National Freshwater Fishing Hall of Fame as a Legendary Guide. He can be reached at his Website, www.fishinglanier.com. |
Georgia, USA |
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