The Uglier Side of the Travel Writing Game

By Jen Leo | Permalink | 3 comments | November 10th, 2004 | Trackback

William Georgiades, I think I love you. And I don’t use that word liberally. But, ok, today I am. Maybe this compliment is better, I want to write like you. I say this soley based on your Media Bistro essay about your tragic, yet way too common, experience with the Conde Nast editor.

Adventures in Journalism: World Traveler
A writer chronicles the birth and painful demise of an ill-fated travel writing piece.

Folks, if you are considering becoming a travel writer, read this. Read it. It’s homework. That way, you won’t feel so alone and depressed when it happens to you. You’ll say, “Oh, I knew this was going to happen someday. I’ve been saving up.”

And oh my gosh was I laughing out loud. Big thanks to Tara Weaver for insisting I take the time to dig up this article after I’d already trashed my MB Newsfeed unopened.

William, good luck. We’re wondering how old you are. Your website makes you look too young and hip for someone with such an illustrious bio.

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