Viv: Living LodgeSept/Oct 2011 - Jenna Schnuer

About Me

Although I usually write about travel, food, books, and business, I consider myself a general assignment reporter and writer. I went freelance so that I could cover the world--no use limiting myself now.

A contributing editor (of the writing variety) for American Way, contributing articles editor (of the editing variety) for Entrepreneur, and co-founder of Flyover America, I've also written for loads of other print magazines, websites, and guidebooks. And, yes, of course, there's a travel-related app in the works, too.

Ready to put my curiosity, strong reporting skills, and wordplay (or photography) to work for your publication? Send me an email. I look forward to hearing from you.

(Oh, be sure to visit the haiku diaries where I'm living life 17 syllables at a time.)

Working on pieces for...

Fodor's Alaska
National Geographic Traveler
Entrepreneur
Heart & Soul
Southern Living
American Way

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Viv: Living Lodge
Sept/Oct 2011

Take up temporary residence at one of these four extraordinary lodges that serve up equal parts excitement, comfort, and culinary joy.

Read the piece in Viv.

Posted by Jenna Schnuer in Outdoors, Travel | Permalink

What My Editors Say...

"I have had the fortune of hiring Jenna Schnuer for multiple contract writing projects, both while I worked in the role of Senior Interactive Producer at the Travel Channel, and as Senior Editor and Producer at World Hum. Jenna's passion for both the art of writing and her subject matter, as well as her promptness with deadlines and great understanding of the intricacies of writing for the web, have made her and her content a valuable asset."--Valerie Conners
"Jenna's charming wit and outstanding writing style are the perfect complements to her professionalism and dedication. Bottom line: She makes me look good--and that's a tough act to beat. Besides, any freelancer who would risk life and limb by attending trapeze school (and live to write about it) is top-notch in my book."--Chris Wessling, Senior Editor, American Way

"Jenna's careful reporting, coupled with her desire not to take the easy-way-out and write the same old cliches everyone else writes, makes my life as an editor easier."--Margaret Littman, my editor on projects for MapQuest, Journey magazine, and Mobil Travel Guide

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