Tagged: Katya Cengel

August 23, 2013

Non-Fiction Writing Tips By Katya Cengel

While my journalism experience hadn’t prepared me for the magnitude of the task, it helped in other ways.

July 26, 2013

The Thrill of Telling Real Stories, A Report from a Journalist by Katya Cengel

The day the Supreme Court was scheduled to rule on two important gay marriage cases I arrived at the summer journalism program where I was working ready to teach.

Creativity Tools and Tips / Travel & Writing / Writing Tips

June 28, 2013

Travel Writing: Think Upside Down by Katya Cengel

Today we welcome back our guest columnist, Katya Cengel. Katya discusses with us how to take a fresh approach to travel writing and the ways in which this approach has benefited her. Enjoy! ***...

book marketing / book sales / Guest Columnists

May 24, 2013

Mini-Marketing Campaigns by Katya Cengel

Set up your own mini-marketing campaigns to maximize the publicity your book receives.

March 27, 2013

Travel Writing Tips for Fiction and Nonfiction Writers by Katya Cengel

Fifteen years, a revolution and several hospital stays later, I know a little more about what to pack and a lot more about reporting from abroad.

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