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Cindy Dale (Behind the Bars: South Africa's Robben Island), an award-winning 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 UK, South Africa and mainland Europe. Her career has moved her around the world. In 1998 she immigrated to the United Kingdom, and she recently relocated to Belgium.
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Graeme Down (Searching for Snow Leopards: A Russian Conservation Project) currently resides in Kent, England, where he spends most of his time working as a research scientist in the field of horticulture. He began travel writing recently, after taking a course with the Writer’s Bureau. His interests include natural history, sports, fantasy writing and, of course, travel. To date he has around a dozen articles published, online and in print.
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Becky Garrison (Go Play Outside: Outdoor Recreation in the Outer Banks) is a freelance writer based in New York City, and author of Red and Blue God, Black and Blue Church. Her writing specialties include religion, humor, celebrity interviews, adventure travel and outdoor sports. |
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Kate Howard (Where in the World?) is a journalism student in Denver who is interning at Go World Travel. From the northwest of England, Katie has been in the United States for three years, and hopes to work in the journalism or PR field either in the U.K. or the United States. She has seen a lot of America, and has traveled extensively throughout Europe. |
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Leslie Jones (San Juan Sunday: A Visit to Puerto Rico’s Capital) was born and raised along California’s Central Coast, where she still resides today. Passions for culture, travel and writing have always been integral parts of her life. She is recently back from the Caribbean where this article was written. She wrote on Morocco for the December 2005 issue of Go World Travel Magazine. |
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Bianca Jordan (Jane Austen Country: East Hampshire) is a freelance writer based in New York City. After moving back to the United States from England, she worked for Oxford University Press with its flagship titles, including the Oxford English Dictionary and the Dictionary of National Biography. She has written about Britain for various publications and organizations, including the British Tourist Authority and Student Travels magazine. |
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Joanne Lane (The Real Outback: The Oodnadatta Track) is an Australian freelance photojournalist based in Brisbane. A love of writing
from an early age led her to complete a university journalism degree in 1996
with the goal of pursuing sports journalism. Jo has been published in various newspapers. She also produces photographic greeting cards and
calendars. For more details, see www.visitedplanet.com. |
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Geoffrey E. Matesky (The Timeshare Promotion: Just Another Cheap Trick?) is a freelance writer based in Essex, Connecticut. His work has appeared in Connecticut Magazine and he writes for local publications, including The New London Resident. A husband and father, Geoff travels once or twice a year to Florida, where the so-called “Vacation Capital of the World” has never failed to deliver its share of entertaining and peculiar experiences. |
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Gilly Pickup (Winchester: A Walk Back in Time) lives in London, U.K. with husband Mike and seriously spoiled cat, Sydney. She worked for many years in the Houses of Parliament as a political researcher and shoulder to cry on for various MPs and cabinet ministers. She is now a fulltime freelance travel writer and member of the British Guild of Travel Writers, with specialized knowledge of the U.K., particularly Scotland. |
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Sandra Scott (A Walk on the Wild Side: Malaysia's Taman Negara) is a retired history teacher and the co-author of two history books. Scott has been traveling worldwide for more than 20 years, and writing about her travels since 1990. Her retired husband, John, is a traveling/writing partner. Their travels have taken them to more than 95 countries. They have four children. www.sanscott.com. |
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Lulu Tao (Helping Street Children: Cusco’s Niños Hotel) is an aspiring writer with a day job in law. She enjoys travel and more importantly, food. Anyplace where good culinary adventures are found is a place she would love to visit. In recent years she has ventured with her husband to China (to rediscover her roots), Indonesia, Cambodia, Peru and Vietnam. Lulu is based in Toronto, Canada, and is the proud owner of a far-too-well-fed feline. |
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