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Helaine Olen writes a provocative piece in today’s NY Times Style section, about reading her nannie’s blog and finding out what a wild life she was living…while taking care of her kids. quite tittilating reading… “She hadn’t been with us long when we found out about her online diary. All […]
What makes a good travel article? What does it take to get your writing published about your trip? We have had a run of very well written stories appearing on GoNOMAD in recent weeks, and I think I have the answer. One story that surely ranks up there is a […]
Robert Young Pelton is fascinated with danger. He has created a cottage industry defining travel on the edge and getting close to risks. In the most recent National Geographic Adventure, Pelton dispenses advice for those about to be mugged. “My goal is to get out of the situation before an […]
John Motavalli commented on Poynter about another Unfunny Al Franken moment. “On his July 12 radio program, the same day British police were saying that 4 suicide bombers may have acted in the previous week’s bombings in London, Al Franken, who it must be said has never verbally supported the […]
Jim Romenesko is a famous newspaper website columnist. Everyone in our business reads this guy’s famous Media column. But he also has another gig…His Starbucks Gossip Blog. At first I thought he had cashed out and was doing one of these hot new corporate blogs, for generous sums. But then […]
William Langewiesche is a name I couldn’t forget. The other day I bought two books while I was in Mitchell’s Book Corner on Nantucket. One was his new book “The Outlaw Sea,” a ‘world of freedom, chaos and crime.’ The book got my attention since I always gravitate to books […]
Citizens of the southern city of Qayarrah, of the northern province of Ninewah, gather to demonstrate their defiance against terrorism during the March Against Terror. Over 1,000 Iraqi citizens, including several influential political and religious leaders, marched alongside Iraqi Army and police officers in this first of several such demonstrations […]
Bill Buckley writes in the National Review online about the second bomb attack absorbed by the Brits last week. “The casus belli was what [Jacques] Chirac confided to his fellow world leaders about British cuisine. “You can’t trust people who cook as badly as [the British],” he told them. “After […]
Sabrina Dent publishes a cheeky and fun travel blog called “Wandalust,” and she was kind enough to include some comments on GoNOMAD in today’s edition. The fascinating thing is how some blogs, such as hers and others in the ‘Mink Media’ group are making money, publishing ads and taking serious […]
Carly Simon gets a phone call most days that begins, ‘this call is from a federal prison.’ Simon’s godson is named John Forte, and he’s serving 14 years in prison for drug trafficking. He calls his good buddy “Mamma C” every day to check in and catch up. “He’s become […]
Tina Brown opines about Sunday talking head fests in today’s Washington Post. “Bono looked very much at home on NBC’s “Meet the Press” Sunday talking about Third World debt. So much so that the future path for Sunday morning talk shows became blindingly obvious: Dispense with politicians altogether. They have […]
Poaching is the biggest killer of mountain gorillas, says New Scientist News, but respiratory diseases come a close second, accounting for about a quarter of deaths, according to a major survey. Around 700 mountain gorillas live in two separate populations, one in Uganda and the other in a region that […]