The Travel Writers Handbook: How to Write - and Sell - Your Own Travel Experiences (Travel Writers Handbook: How to Write-And Sell-Your Own Travel Experiences) by Louise Purwin Zobel
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The Travel Writers Handbook: How to
Write - and Sell - Your Own Travel
Experiences (Travel Writers
Handbook: How to Write-And Sell-
Your Own Travel Experiences) by
Louise Purwin Zobel
Very Thorough And Helpful
Taking the trip and experiencing the anecdote are considerably easier
than selling the story. Whether you want to go professional or just want to
expand your audience beyond your family and friends, you need to plan
ahead to successfully market the fruits of your vacation. Louise Purwin
Zobel, a college writing instructor with hundreds of published travel
articles to her name, explains the basics of research, audience, market,
titles, queries, freebies, photos, angles, interviews, and the latest boon to
travel writing: the Internet. She promises that with the mechanics under
your belt, you can succeed, and her confidence is catching.
Personal Review: The Travel Writers Handbook: How to Write -
and Sell - Your Own Travel Experiences (Travel Writers
Handbook: How to Write-And Sell-Your Own Travel Experiences)
by Louise Purwin Zobel
I have the 2002 edition of the Travel Writer's Handbook (the 5th ed.). While
it was updated to include the problems of post 9/11 problems it did not
cover the Internet as much as one would expect. And the section on
photography is still set in the pre-digital era.
That said, this is still the best all-around book on travel writing. Zobel
covers different article types, how to do basic research,whether to accept
freebies, what to take along on trips, keeping records for tax purposes and
so forth. She spends a lot of time on interviewing techniques and different
ways of capturing the sights and sounds of a travel destination.
I assume the newest edition (written with a co-author)is meant to bring
this classic into the 21st century with references to pdas, laptops, digital
cameras and other accoutrements that were hardly mentioned in the 2002
book. But when it comes to the basic elements of writing the travel article--
whether for magazines, newspapers or the many travel websites out
there--this book is still founded on solid information.
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I have the 2002 edition of the Travel Writer's Hand more
I have the 2002 edition of the Travel Writer's Handbook (the 5th ed.). While it was updated to include the problems of post 9/11 problems it did not cover the Internet as much as one would expect. And the section on photography is still set in the pre-digital era.
That said, this is still the best all-around book on travel writing. Zobel covers different article types, how to do basic research,whether to accept freebies, what to take along on trips, keeping records for tax purposes and so forth. She spends a lot of time on interviewing techniques and different ways of capturing the sights and sounds of a travel destination.
I assume the newest edition (written with a co-author)is meant to bring this classic into the 21st century with references to pdas, laptops, digital cameras and other accoutrements that were hardly mentioned in the 2002 book. But when it comes to the basic elements of writing the travel article--whether for magazines, newspapers or the many travel websites out there--this book is still founded on solid information. less
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