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Writing is not so hard ...as long as you have something to say
PRINT MAGAZINES.
For nearly two decades, I've written features about business issues, environmental problems, money matters, adventure travel, new technologies, and health developments for such magazines as Reader's Digest, Ladies' Home Journal, Men's Health, Hemispheres (United Airlines), American Way (American Airlines), Harvard Law Bulletin, Outside, National Geographic Adventure, Travel-Holiday, Bottomline Personal, SKI, Backpacker, The Best Report, Washington CEO, and Pacific Northwest Magazine. I've also been a contributing editor to many specialty magazines including Rock and Ice, Powder, Bike, and Canoe & Kayak
WEB MAGAZINES ('ZINES).
In the recent past, I've worked as a senior writer for iSKI and iBIKE, a columnist for XLSports; and a contributing editor to Hardcloud. These sites have all vanished --either because they were swallowed by competitors or because they bellied up. I prefer to believe that's the nature of dotcoms rather than the result of bad writing.
Check out some of my stories archived on the web.
ADVENTURE SPORTSTRAVEL
Northern Explosion - Skiing Banff: Skiing Magazine
The Forbidden Traverse: National Geographic Adventure
The Teacher: Originally published in Powder Magazine
HEALTH
Stretching: Outside Magazine
EQUIPMENT
Ultralight Vs Ultranormal: Backpacker Magazine
ENVIRONMENTAL & ISSUES
The Forest: Arches Magazine
BUSINESS/MONEY
Seven Business Trends You Can't Ignore: American Airlines
The Income Calculator: USA Today
PROFILES
A Difference of One: Arches Magazine
Alex Cushing: Harvard Law Bulletin
Captain Jack: SKI Magazine
The Power of One: American Airlines Magazine
OTHER
For a wide selection of my ski articles visit:
www.proguiding.com
For a selection of my backpacking articles: Click on this link and then on my byline:
www.backpacker.com
For the broadest selection of my work, Google Search on my name: http://www.google.com
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