Since plunging into full-time freelancing three years ago, I’ve blogged from the Beijing and Vancouver Olympics, road tripped on the back roads of Mississippi and the ice roads of far northern Canada, and gone hunting for wireless internet connections to file stories from the Eastern Caribbean.
I write about travel for newspaper, magazine and online. My areas of regional expertise include Alaska and the Yukon, Barbados, Eastern Ontario, Nova Scotia and Northern England. I’ve also spent a fair bit of time in New York (both City and state) and the American South, and am keen to explore these areas more fully in my writing. I have a wide range of interests, subject-wise, but I especially love to write about beer, sports, history, movies, local foods, hiking and outdoor adventure.
I’m currently serving as senior editor at World Hum, where I also write occasional blog posts and features. I’m the Yukon blogger for AOL Travel Canada. You can find my stories in Reader’s Digest Canada, WestJet’s up! Magazine, the Ottawa Citizen and the rest of the Canwest newspaper chain, and on the web at NationalGeographic.com, Virgin Atlantic’s Vtravelled and across the Matador Network.
I’m available for print and online assignments as well as for copy writing and editing contracts. If you’re in the Yukon, or live outside the territory but have an interest in Yukon history and culture, I’m also available for archival research projects at the Yukon Archives.
Need to reach me? Email eva[dot]jt[dot]holland[at]gmail[dot]com. If you’re interested in writing for World Hum, please check out our submissions guidelines.
