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Ep. 044: Bethany Herron on Weird Travel Writing

May 4, 2017

Bethany Herron has had short works of nonfiction and fiction published in The Old Schoolhouse Magazine, PEEQ, and the anthology Bad-Ass Faeries: It’s Elemental. In her professional life, she’s been a grant writer for nine years, crafting hundreds of proposals on tight deadlines. Before that, she put her English degree to use working at a small publishing house in Oakland. She’s also put over 100,000 miles on her pickup truck Tach, crossing the country on backroads, and racked up even more mileage on the tracks as a freight train conductor. She blogs at www.bethanyherron.com.

AMERICA THE STRANGE

Bethany’s about to get on the road, and could (literally) use some help with gas money. Check out her amazing Kickstarter and perks (writing from the road!) HERE. 

 

 

 

 

 

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Bethany Herron talks about travel writing, with a slant onto the weird, on the writing podcast, How Do You Write?

 

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  1. Edwin says

    May 6, 2017 at 8:31 am

    I got a kick out of this one. If I have the time, I like to start any road trip by pulling out the map and looking for any routes I have yet to try. I also like to look for notwworthy stops along the way and will detour to check them out.

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