This year, I’m taking an extended blogging hiatus to walk El
Camino, a 35-day pilgrimage across Spain. So I’m planning some buffer time
before and after the trip so I won’t have to stress about keeping up with my
blog. Not that I don’t like blogging—I do! I just don’t want to promise a post
when I don’t have time to write or when I may be without internet access.
Speaking of travel, I will not be posting next Sunday (March
17th) either.
During the buffer time for my extended trip this spring, I’d
like to host some more guest bloggers. Without further ado, please welcome the
theme for April’s and May’s guest writers:
Books about a journey.
Whether it’s a dwarfish quest to reclaim their homeland from
a dragon or a road trip to meet up with family, tell me about your favorite
books with a journey. Fantasy or contemporary, fiction or nonfiction, all are
welcome!
Travel writing.
What does it mean to live out of a suitcase? What do you
refer to as home when you’ve moved your whole live? What is the difference
between being a tourist and a local? How do you share seemingly exotic or
ordinary places with people who’ve never been? Whether you’ve travelled your
whole life or never left your own country but are an expert on the local
haunts, tell me about your experience and your tips for travel writing.
Other.
The topics listed are mere prompts. If you have an idea for
a post that doesn’t quite fit these categories, feel free to pitch your idea.
I’m open to suggestions.
Are you interested in writing a guest post? Feel free to get
in touch!
2020 Update: I am no longer looking for guest bloggers.
I think it's so fun that you have guest bloggers whilst you travel! And I really enjoyed last year's posts with the "abandoned" theme.
ReplyDeleteLast year's theme sure was a lot of fun. Thanks for the comment!
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