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A funny thing happens when you swap roles:  Perspectives change. We know this, of course. Nonetheless, I am sometimes taken by surprise. I’m starting a new website, and I’m in the very early stages of looking for writers to work with me on a revenue share basis. Which makes me, I suppose, an “editor.”  So [...]

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I was interviewed in “The Limelight,” Suite101.com’s blog, by associate editor Lima Al-Azzeh. Mostly, we talk about managing a long-term writing career, networking, and a little bit about long-distance hiking, which has been the subject of many of my books and articles. Update: unfortunately, Suite does not keep complete archives and the interview is gone). [...]

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Some people collect stamps. I collect musical instruments I can’t play, the more exotic the better. In real life, I don’t like shopping. I can go months telling myself I don’t need a new pair of shoes, just to avoid the agony of trying to find a pair of size 11s that don’t hurt my [...]

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Here in New England, it happens in November: The sky slams shut, a gray curtain descends, and the trees turn into scraggly brown sticks. (In the interest of accuracy, I should report that there are two white pines and at least a half dozen paper birches in view outside my window; the overall effect is, nonetheless, brown sticks.) [...]

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I was in St. Vincent and the Grenadines last week, on a travel writer trip. I saw a raft of hotels from divers’ dives to movie-star mansionettes (Johnny Depp reputedly stayed at Young Island Resort while filming Pirates of the Caribbean). I also ate a lot of fish, went scuba diving, sailing, and hiking, and got a sense for the variety of [...]

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