Comments on: hiring travel writers…

By: juan

juan — Sun, 02 Aug 2009 23:57:01 +0000

E’Laye: I’ve been to San Miguel many times, but can’t wait to hear what your report about the place will be with that same touch of self-deprecating prose. I’ll send you more details on writing from there.

By: E'Laye Lange

E'Laye Lange — Fri, 31 Jul 2009 18:49:46 +0000

Well, I’m headed for San Miguel de Allende in a few weeks to find out just why menopausal women say they love it because “es magico.” Somehow, women are transformed when they are there. Since I’m at that tender age of hot flashes, emotional crises, and empty nest syndrome (it must be my children’s faults somehow), I’m more than curious about finding that lost magic.

And, by golly, if I’m paid for it, I’d be thrilled beyond compare. I already have a place to stay, a way to get around, and access to the best there is. I’d enjoy branching out of the typical travel magazines you see on the stands and get into something more meaty, oh, like blogging. Let’s see if this grandmama still has what it takes!

By: Manuel Berlanga

Manuel Berlanga — Tue, 21 Jul 2009 19:06:23 +0000

SO, I came to Montréal ONLY to be able to write about it in my rants. Now that I am here, how much does it pay per rant? Or do I actually need to say something like “cool goth place” or “best poutine ever” or even “nicest bistro ever”?

By: Kerry Dexter

Kerry Dexter — Wed, 01 Jul 2009 13:34:38 +0000

after reading your thoughts here and in the acoustic medium post, it seems we might be seeing — and hearing — things a bit along the same lines, although my musical context (Irish, Scottish, Americana) is slightly different.
I will be interested to see what comes next as you continue to explore these ideas.