Archive for September, 2010

Preparing for a Writer’s Retreat
By Prime Sarmiento
[Posted on: 27 September 2010]
[Posted in: Enhance Your Writing, Guest Blog Posts, Writer's Education]
[7 Comments]

Travel writers can be a restless lot.
You have this urge to spend long hours exploring a place, and it doesn’t matter if it’s a new exciting one or a familiar favorite.
You just need to go there, take photos, feel the sensation, eat, pray, love, whatever.
Then you’ll feel this urge to share what you [...]

Forget Budget Travel – Learn to Travel for Free!
By Shelley Seale
[Posted on: 22 September 2010]
[Posted in: Guest Blog Posts, Opportunities, Tips & Tricks]
[10 Comments]

Are you tired of the conventional wisdom that says that you have to spend a lot of money to travel the world?
Well, it’s not true.
In spite of the general consensus that you have to be rich to travel extensively, I will let you in on a little secret: not only is it possible to [...]

Review: Why Your Website Sucks
By Trisha Miller
[Posted on: 19 September 2010]
[Posted in: Book Reviews, Getting Readers, Reviews]
[16 Comments]

No one wants to think that their website sucks.
And no one wants to admit that it might, even when it does.
But what does that even mean?
At its core, a website has to do something for you, otherwise what is the point of having one? Just what it “does” for you is, of [...]

Travel Writing: Syndication With a Twist
By Jill Pertler
[Posted on: 14 September 2010]
[Posted in: Enhance Your Writing, Guest Blog Posts, Opportunities, Tips & Tricks]
[2 Comments]

The typical freelance writing process involves coming up with an idea and then querying a magazine, ezine or other publication for a one-time working relationship.
Sometimes, as you get to know an editor, you establish a rapport that leads to multiple writing assignments.
As a freelancer, those are the gigs I like best – the [...]

Why We Travel
By Susan Farewell

Years ago, I was on a press trip in Africa.
As we were bumping along through the savannah, one of my fellow journalists was flipping through a stack of magazines he had brought along for what I guess he considered dull moments.
He could have been on a plane, he could have been in [...]



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