Outdoor Writers Association of America
Unless you have a scintillating personality, can wax eloquently on a wide range of topics, or know more about a particular subject than just about anyone, the best way to ensure your radio show will attract and hold listeners is to choose good guests and get them to share their expertise, secrets and amazing stories.
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Imagine a stream winding through a grassy meadow in Montana on a July morning where there is mist rising into the sky and a fly angler is trying to cast to a rising fish.
The fine art of fly-fishing photography Read More »
What you’re about to read could open up a whole new world of photography, or, it could get you killed.
For those of us in the public relations realm, the press release is an old friend. Trustworthy, humble, familiar: The press release has served us well.
The press release is dead: Embrace new ways to reach readers Read More »
It’s sometimes a love-hate relationship between reporters and public relations specialists, but anyone in the business knows, they need each other to each do their job.
Writing headlines used to be an essential part of my job as a newspaper editor. My boss said he could always tell which headlines I wrote and which other editors created.
Beyond a basic byline: Creating a personal brand to earn more work Read More »
As a freelance writer and photographer, every time a magazine changes editors, I feel vulnerable, and I wonder if the new one will want my work.
Lessons learned: Ducks Unlimited vs. Don Thomas Read More »
Thank you for reviewing the paperback version of my newest book, Bears in the Backyard. While reading Bookshelf, it occurred to me that there seems to be no distinction made between books that were published by traditional publishers and those that were self published.
Letters to the Editor Read More »