Since plunging into full-time freelancing, I’ve blogged from the Beijing Olympics, road tripped in Barbados, the Yukon, Mississippi and beyond, and explored the best of my own longtime home base in Eastern Ontario – from brew pubs and bookstores to zip lines and cooking schools.
I’m currently serving as senior editor at World Hum, where I also blog regularly and write occasional features. You can find my stories in WestJet’s Up! Magazine, the Ottawa Citizen and several other CanWest newspapers, and on the web at AOL Travel Canada and the Matador Network.
Before I began writing full-time, I worked as a professional historical researcher, both at a large research company and as a private contractor. I hold an MA in history, and I still like to dig around in the archives for old times’ sake.
Over the years, I’ve called Saskatoon, Ottawa and Halifax, Canada, home – and now, after a year and a half of bouncing around without a fixed address, I’ve just settled down in Whitehorse, Yukon. I also lived in northern England for a year, and still miss the beer.
Need to reach me? Email eva[at]worldhum[dot]com
