What’s the key to travel writing? How do you break into an industry that so many people want to be a part of? More importantly, how do you separate yourself from the hoard? Having written for the Fashion Tech industry, had a story about life as a raft guide published, and traveled around the world,Continue reading “Travel Writing: Finding My Voice”
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The Veiled Woman
Among the Michelangelos, the veiled woman looked into me, and asked me what I saw.
The Eddy Folk
What happened to the Freelance Rider? Life… And the introduction of The Eddy Folk!
The Never Ending Honeymoon
There is no way that Paige and I are unique to this notion, but we want to know why the honeymoon should end just because it’s time to get back to work and, as everyone else is putting it, the real world? Now just over two weeks married and fresh off our trip to Japan,Continue reading “The Never Ending Honeymoon”
Honeymoon Hiatus
As many of you know, I got married! And since we’re honeymooning in Japan, it’s been difficult to blog without convenient wifi. It probably wouldn’t be too fair to Paige either if I spent all my time writing. Luckily, tomorrow is a travel day, leaving picturesque Karuizawa for Kyoto and hopefully some time to getContinue reading “Honeymoon Hiatus”
United Glitch is Huge Win
You may or may not have heard, but United Airlines has stepped up in one of the classiest moves I’ve seen in response to a website glitch. The glitch? Last Thursday, United’s website offered flights for $0. For the price of a security fee, you could travel the country for little more than pocket change.Continue reading “United Glitch is Huge Win”