Also known as: FarWriter
A freelance travel writer, Susan Farlow covers the world, especially the more exotic parts of it, looking for the off-beat and unusual. A member of the Society of American Travel Writers (SATW) since , she specializes in cruises, foreign destinations, food drink, culture. She particularly enjoys travel involving animals. She has roamed the Sahara by camel, toured the Alps by mule and interviewed a Komodo Dragon on the Indonesian island of Komodo. Susan has been a freelancer for years. Her articles have been published in major newspapers and glossy magazines. Also a photographer, Susan's photos almost always accompany her written words. She is based in Maine. Newspapers Dallas Morning News Miami HeraldToronto Globe and Mail Anchorage Daily News Arizona Republic Phoenix Baltimore Sun Bangor Daily News Baton Rouge Advocate Bergen Record Boston Herald Buffalo News Chicago Sun-Times Chicago Tribune Chicago's Daily Herald Columbus Dispatch Denver Post Grand Rapids Press Hartford Courant Houston Chronicle Kansas City Star Jerusalem Post Journal Topics Newspapers Los Angeles Times Los Angeles Daily News Maine Sunday Telegram Portland Memphis Commercial Appeal Montreal Gazette New Hampshire Sunday News New York Daily News Orlando Sentinel Philadelphia Inquirer Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Providence Sunday News Raleigh News Observer Richmond Times-Dispatch Sacramento Bee San Antonio Express-News San Diego Union-Tribune San Francisco Chronicle San Jose Mercury News St Louis Post-Dispatch Salt Lake Tribune Spokane Spokesman-Review Toronto Star Toronto Globe Mail Tacoma Tribune USA Today. Magazines BusinessWeek Travel Leisure TravelHoliday House Beautiful House Garden Better Homes Gardens Seventeen Books MADE IN AMERICA (NY Hastings House) HOW THINGS ARE MADE (Wash, DC National Geographic Society, contrib) Member Society of American Travel Writers (SATW) since Specialties Subject Specialties Adventure Cruises Destinations Off-beat Travel that involves animals. Geographic Specialties Far East Europe, Middle East South America.
