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Nick Jenkins (Sister Cities: Budapest, Prague and Vienna) was born in the sleepy little city of Perth, Western Australia, two years after
Neil Armstrong stepped onto the moon. He trained as a computer programmer but
inherited a modicum of writing talent from his father, a journalist. His itchy
feet (also inherited from his parents) soon led him overseas to Europe where he
traveled and worked, living in London for four years. He has also lived
Seattle, Boston and now Prague, in the Czech Republic, where he is trying to learn
how to speak Czech, drink slivovice (plum brandy) and ice skate. |
Prague, Czech Republic |
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Kimberley Lovato (Snow-Globe Christmas: The Monschau Christmas Market) is a freelance writer and amateur photographer originally from California, but now living in Brussels, Belgium. She writes mostly about travel in Europe, and interviews interesting people she meets along the way. Her articles have appeared in the St. Petersburg Times, Tampa Bay Illustrated and Fit Pregnancy magazine, among others. She also writes www.abroadinbelgium.com, a monthly ezine for expatriates in Brussels. |
Brussels, Belgium |
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Eric Lucas (Belize Breezes: Cayo Espanto Resort and Snowy Solitude: Callaghan Country Lodge) is the author of Hidden British Columbia and Seattle Survival Guide, among other titles. He writes for Western Journey, the Los Angeles Times, Alaska Airlines Magazine, National Geographic Traveler and numerous other publications. |
Washington, USA |
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Cindy Patten (Random Acts of Kindness: The Real Sri Lanka) 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. Some of her adventures also appear at www.glimpseabroad.org. |
B.C., Canada |
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Mark Shuman (Northwoods Winter: Eagle River, Wisconsin) is a freelance writer based in the Chicago area. He has written for the Chicago Tribune and TIME magazine. |
Illinois, USA |
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Susan Stafford (Deck the Malls: Christmas in Dubai) is an anthropologist and freelance writer who makes her home in Alexandria, Virginia. She caught her wanderlust from her maternal grandmother, and is still working her way around the globe. Susan’s book, Community College: Is It Right for You?, was published in June 2006 by Wiley Publishing. More information about Susan, this book and her other works can be found at www.susanstafford.net. |
Virginia, USA |
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Mim Swartz (Queen of the Seas: When Home is a Cruise Ship) has been in travel journalism for nearly 20 years. She was travel editor of the Rocky Mountain News in Denver from April 1986 to November 2001, when she joined The Denver Post as travel editor. She retired from the Post in June 2005. During her newspaper years, Swartz won numerous writing and editing awards in the prestigious Lowell Thomas competition sponsored by the Society of American Travel Writers, the preeminent organization for travel journalists. |
Colorado, USA |
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