I’ve never taken a formal class in English, much of what I’ve learned is from writing and writing everyday and taking time to read other books and blogs. I find hearing a variety of voices helps make it easier to find your own.

It does, thank you. One more question is where did you learn to write? I’m taking a Matador U writing course to hone my skills so Im curious where others learn their craft.

I encourage everyone to check out John’s site for development, travel, and photography. He’s a great guy who’s very knowledgeable about all of those things and more:

http://john.onolan.org/

Also, those of you interested in travel blogging, social media, and related should swing by Travelllll.com; one of the best sites covering those topics. Another one of John’s creative projects.

Until next month, happy traveling!
-Anil

Have fun today Sherry!

I try to write one week in advance – or at least have the ideas in my mind already. I find myself mentally writing drafts which makes it easier when I get in front of the laptop. Not always but when I can!

Hi JT, thank you, I’m glad you’ve been enjoying the site. My primary advice would be to write about what you love from an angle you’re very knowledgeable about. Don’t go at travel in the same way as most others do and be accessible. I try in a way to make foXnoMad and extension of myself and travels.

Hope that helps a bit!