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Author Archives: L. Peat O'Neil
A Midsummer Trip to the Tropics
Lafcadio Hearn is one of the more intriguing travel writers I’ve read. He ended up as a revered professor of literature in Japan. During the 1870s – 1880s, he roamed the U.S. and Caribbean for many years and worked as … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, History, Hot Climates, Travel, Writing
Tagged Caribbean, colony, culture, travel writing
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Sacred Sites
So you believe there are places that shelter spiritual energy. Are these locations protected? Executive Order concerning Sacred Sites, May 24 1996 Sacred Sites, Contested Rites/Rights, Journal of Material Culture, V.9: N. 3, 237-261 (2004)
Posted in Travel Knowledge
Tagged activist, ecology, environmental, folklore, myth, nature writing, old religion, research, spiritual
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Breaking Into Travel Writing
The best tip I can give you is: learn to write short. Whether you plan to write for travel blogs, newspaper travel sections or glossy print magazines with gorgeous photos, editors prize travel writers who turn in tightly written copy. … Continue reading
Posted in Freelance Writing, Publications, Writing
Tagged how to, networking, travel journalism
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Travel Writing: See the World-Sell the Story by L Peat O’Neil
Appendix 1 Along the Pyrenees Trail @ L Peat O’Neil Appendix_2 World’s Shortest Scheduled Airflight @ Peter Mikelbank For those who are reading my book Travel Writing: See the World, Sell the Story, 2nd edition, published by Writer’s Digest Books in … Continue reading
Residencies for Nature and Outdoors Writers
Spring Creek – University of Oregon – writer in residence program Mesa Refuge, Point Reyes Station, California – writer’s residency Taos Summer Writer’s Conference – fiction and non-fiction writing conference Voices of the Wilderness – artist’s residency Island Institute, Sitka, Alaska – resident fellowships … Continue reading
Ethics of Travel.
A Code of Ethics for Travelers ………………from the North American Coordinating Center for Responsible Tourism Travel in spirit of humility – desire to learn. Be aware. Listen and observe. Different time concepts and tought patterns. Instead of the beach, discover … Continue reading
Posted in Budget Travel, Culture, Education, Geography, Philosophy, Travel
Tagged how to, nomad, volunteer, world travel
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Building a Travel Story Idea
Building A Story Idea Portfolio Cultivating story ideas isn’t a mystery. The Writing Process starts with curiosity. What are you interested in? What stimulates your curiosity and drives you to explore a certain place or subject? The process runs like … Continue reading
Posted in AdventureTravelWriter.com, Education, Freelance Writing, Student Projects, Writing
Tagged how to, travel writing
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Contests for Travel Writers I
Just Back is a travel writing contest. You write just 500 words. Telegraph, UK – the Prize is 100 £ in currency of your choice http://www.trazzler.com/contests http://www.wanderlustandlipstick.com/ http://www.guardian.co.uk/travel/travelwritingcompetition http://www.puretravel.com/Guide/Travel_writing_competition http://www.bradtguides.com/travelwriting.html http://www.besttravelwriting.com/
Posted in Freelance Writing, Publications, Writing
Tagged travel journalism, travel writing
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Colin Thubron Discusses ”In Siberia”
Colin Thubron, the prize winning (PEN Silver Pen Award, Thomas Cook Travel Award, Hawthornden Prize) author of many travel books, reads from In Siberia to an assembly of spellbound professors and literature students who are gathered at a conference on travel writing … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Education, Geography, Travel, Writing
Tagged global citizen, Interview, Siberia, travel journalism, world travel
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Cowboy Poets
Mythmakers of the west and cowboy poets still roll their own and tie a shake a mean lariat.Join the Arizona Cowboy Poets Gathering in August, 2012. Keep in mind the next cowboy poets festival in Arizona February 2013. And what … Continue reading
Posted in Travel Knowledge
Tagged Americana, folklore, myth, nostalgia, poetry, publish, The West
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