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Go World Travel writers span the globe...
Expert insight from journalists who know the
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Aidan Doyle (Bolivia Photo Essay: People and Places of Bolivia) is an Australian writer, photographer and computer programmer. In between programming contracts, Aidan has managed to fit in several round-the-world trips and has found himself ice-wall climbing in Alaska, swimming with sea lions in the Galapagos and studying Spanish in Guatemala. He recently spent three months working for an English-language newspaper in Bolivia. |
New South Wales, Australia |
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Susan Miles (The Long, Sad Story of Yokoi's Cave) is a Communications Specialist and freelance writer. Her articles have appeared in a range of publications worldwide, including Runners World, The Toronto Star, The St Petersburg Times (Florida), and Transitions Abroad. |
Victoria, Australia |
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Habeeb Salloum (Morocco) is a Canadian author and freelance writer specializing in Canadian, Arab and Latin-American history, travel and the culinary arts. Besides five books and 18 chapters in books, he has had hundreds of articles about food, travel, history and homesteading in western Canada published. Among his most notable works is Journeys Back to Arab Spain (Middle East Studies Centre: Toronto, 1994).
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Rupert Eden (Lisbon's Pálacio Belmonte) is a British freelance writer based in Madrid. He has eight years of experience as a print and news wire journalist working out of London, as well as postings in Lima, Buenos Aires, Rome and Lisbon. His grounding is in financial, energy and business news gathering but he is now working for a wide variety of clients including BBC News and Condé Nast Traveler. www.ruperteden.org
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Madrid, Spain |
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Brita-Lis Perry (Anchorage) is a freelance writer and traveler living in Anchorage, Alaska. She can be contacted at brittalis@hotmail.com. |
Alaska, USA |
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Danelle Cheney (Cody, Wyoming)
has a Ph.D. in human communication, and has been a research professor at The Colorado School of Mines, a science and engineering college. Prentice Hall, US West, Inc., The National Library of Poetry, and others have published her writing.
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Colorado, USA |
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Sue Kernaghen (British Columbia is for Lovers) is a freelance writer based on Salt Spring Island, British Columbia. |
BC, Canada |
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Vivian Macdonald (Napier, New Zealand) is a freelance writer based in Stratford, Canada. She has worked as a reporter and editor at the Ottawa Citizen in Canada's capital and as an editor at the Toronto Star. Her trip to New Zealand was subsidized by Tourism New Zealand. |
Ontario, Canada |
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B. Virginia Comella (How I Awakened a Sleeping Volcano), a retired Federal employee, worked for the U.S. Forest Service in 1980 when Mt. St. Helens erupted. She has traveled to all 50 states and to four continents. In 1989, her first "It Really Happened" article on "Watching the Fall of the Wall" (Berlin) was published in the Volusia section of the Orlando Sentinel. She currently is a freelance writer who has written several articles for the DeLand Beacon, her hometown newspaper.
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Florida, USA |
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Joan Scott (Why I Travel) has been to every continent except Antarctica—and that's on her list. Her articles have appeared in Distinctive Lifestyles, Sister Cities International, Where, Key, Restaurant Forum and Chile Pepper. Joan has her own travel column at wineandcuisine.org. She has also written travel pieces for the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Greensboro News and Record and Senior News. Joan has received several awards for her marketing communications and nonfiction writing. Atriad Press will feature her work in an upcoming anthology. |
Texas, USA |
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John McCloud (Viejo Mazatlán) is a San Francisco-based freelance writer who has written on multiple topics for a wide range of international, national and regional magazines and newspapers. His work has appeared in publications as diverse as World Architecture, the New York Times, Retail Traffic, Affordable Housing Finance and Bed & Breakfast/Country Inns. |
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Colin Miller (Ak-47s to Art) was born in Wales but spends a lot of time living on what he calls his second home, a kibbutz in Northern Israel. This sometimes rock musician, office manager and English teacher has been published in The Jerusalem Post and International Living.
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London, England |
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