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Cindy-Lou Dale (Ghosts, Goblins and Giants: Supernatural Isle of Man), a writer and photojournalist, has been featured in publications around the world. She heralds from a small farming community in Southern Africa. Cindy has studied in the United States, the United Kingdom, South Africa and mainland Europe. Her career has moved her around the world. In 1998 she immigrated to the U.K., and she recently relocated to Belgium.
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Brussels,
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When travel writer Yvonne Horn (Trentino: Italy’s Quieter Corner) is not covering the world, she makes her home in Northern California. www.yvonnehorn.com |
California, USA
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Kari Masson
(Daouda: The Man Who Came Home)
has a very colorful collection of stamps in her passport. After growing up in Cote d’Ivoire, West Africa, she studied in the U.S. and U.K., spent time with the Maasai people of Kenya, camped in the Swedish tundra and worked in Senegal. The most recent addition to her passport is a French residency permit. She speaks English, French and the African dialect of Wolof. More than 150 of her articles have appeared in North America, Europe and Africa. |
Iowa, USA |
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Cindy Patten (Bollywood Babe: Mumbai Movie-Making) is a teacher on Vancouver Island, British Columbia. Each summer she abandons her husband and four cats to travel the world. She has most recently taught EFL (English as a Foreign Language) and studied 20th-century history in China. |
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Amy E. Robertson (Andean Retreat: Hosteria Hacienda Pinsaquí) left her job with an international organization in New York City two years ago to move to Quito, Ecuador, with her family. Amy is an avid explorer, and has lived in four countries and globetrotted in more than 60. A writer of fundraising copy and grant proposals, Amy is now is expanding her expertise to travel writing. |
Quito, Ecuador |
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Susan Bayer Ward (Summertime at the Seashore: Nantucket Island), a freelance travel writer and photographer for more than 20 years, has a journalism degree from Northwestern University in Chicago; lived in Paris; toured Western Europe on the back of a motorcycle; and worked for Abercrombie & Kent Safaris, as well as a company that designed wildlife habitats. These experiences have led to an interest in quirky and off-the-beaten-path stories that have appeared in more than 80 magazines and newspapers.
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Illinois, USA |
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Fred Wright, Jr. (The Scoop: Travel News You Can Use) is a full-time writer and editor based in St. Petersburg, Florida. He has sold more than 3,500 articles, poems, short stories and scripts. He teaches travel writing (and other writing courses) for two colleges and is a member of the Society of American Travel Writers (SATW). |
Florida, USA |
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