Journalism
- My latest articles
- My online travel magazine, The Vagabond Imperative
- Everything I wrote while I was at Wanderlust
Journalism seems such a lofty word for what I do.
In my mind, I just go on adventures and write about them.
I don’t have any formal training. I started out as an advertising copywriter and shifted across to travel writing when I got bored writing what finicky clients wanted me to write about.
I began by writing books. And when they proved successful, I was approached by publications like The Sydney Morning Herald in Australia and The Times in the UK to write stuff for them.
I wrote a regular column in Maxim and TNT magazine and was the ‘travel expert’ for the morning show on the Triple J radio station in Australia.
When my daughter was born and my life on the road was curtailed I got a job as the Associate Web Editor for Wanderlust magazine. I got to experience the other side of the fence. And write a lot of listicles!
Since the pandemic, I’m doing freelance stuff again. I’ve joined the British Guild of Travel Writers and I’m open to commissions.
Get in touch if you’ve got something in mind.
Latest work
Seven of the best things to see and do in Sierra Leone
loveEXPLORING | Online
6 lesser-known towns to visit in Croatia
Wanderlust | Online
5 adventures to have in Croatia
Wanderlust | Online
Inspiring Antigua
P&O Cruises – Moments | Online
How to create a travel podcast
World Nomads | Online
Culture in Kaunas: Why visit Lithuania’s second city in 2023
Wanderlust | Online
Hidden America: US Capital Region
Wanderlust | PDF
How to see the Northern Lights on a budget
Wanderlust | Online
Under £250: Hitch hike around Kosovo
Wanderlust | Online
7 things to do in Iceland in the rain
Wanderlust | Online
Antigua’s 7 best beach bars
Wanderlust | Online
57 ways to die in Livorno
The Vagabond Imperative | Online
Your guide to the annual Steampunk festival in Lincoln, England
The Vagabond Imperative | Online