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Home > Authors >  Dan Schlossberg Dan Schlossberg Website www.danschlossberg.com   |   Email ballauthor@optonline.net Dan Schlossberg is the only American journalist who covers travel and baseball exclusively. Among his 33 baseball books are Baseball Gold: Mining Nuggets from Our National Pastime [Triumph Books, 2007] and 2006 autobiographies of Ron Blomberg and Milo Hamilton. Dan co-founded the North American Travel Journalists Association [NATJA] in 1991 and has been president since 1994. He is travel editor of ConsumerAffairs.com, contributing editor of 'Travel With Kal' radio, Sports & Sights columnist for Travel World International, and freelance writer for many newspapers, websites, and magazines, including AAA publications and inflights for United and US Airways. He is past president of both the Garden State Journalists Association and the Syracuse (N.Y.) chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists. The former AP newsman is a lifelong resident of Northern New Jersey. (Page 1 of 2)   « Prev  1  2  Next » Articles by this Author... Visitors heed siren call of seductive Sedona Written By Dan Schlossberg  |  Published July 23, 2007  |   Rating: Not Yet Rated Sedona is a tiny speck on the map so stunningly photogenic that many residents attribute mystical powers to its rugged red rocks. Read the full article... B&B&B = Bed, breakfast, and British in Maine Written By Dan Schlossberg  |  Published June 21, 2007  |   Rating: Not Yet Rated The owners of the Inn Britannia, a bed-and-breakfast they opened six years ago, brought those images to life in a most unlikely spot: halfway up the Maine Coast, in the town of Searsport on Penobscot Bay. Read the full article... Land Cruisers See More of Alaska Written By Dan Schlossberg  |  Published June 4, 2007  |   Rating: Not Yet Rated During its short summer season, Alaska is Disney au naturel, with eagles above, whales below, and all kinds of other wildlife cavorting in plain view. Read the full article... Wild About Wildwood Written By Dan Schlossberg  |  Published September 13, 2005  |   Rating: Not Yet Rated Before breezing into the Wildwoods on a late August afternoon, I always thought Doo-Wop was a form of music. I stand corrected. Read the full article... Annapolis: History, Charm & Naval Tradition Written By Dan Schlossberg  |  Published September 12, 2005  |   Rating: Not Yet Rated Annapolis has many claims to fame. Residents relish their town's history, hospitality, and vitality- and enjoy proximity to Washington, Baltimore, and quaint St. Michaels, across the bay on Maryland's eastern shore. Read the full article... Little Louisville: Big-Time Pride of Kentucky Written By Dan Schlossberg  |  Published August 24, 2005  |   Rating: Not Yet Rated There's really no other way to measure the impact of the Kentucky Derby- not only in the host city of Louisville but throughout the country. Read the full article... Pittsburgh: River City Rolls Smoky Heritage Under the Rug Written By Dan Schlossberg  |  Published August 22, 2005  |   Rating: Not Yet Rated Skyscrapers sparkle in the twilight. Boats of all sizes slice silently through rivers that ring the city center. Read the full article... Northern Maine Written By Dan Schlossberg  |  Published July 21, 2005  |   Rating: Not Yet Rated Northern Maine is a sparsely-populated land of lighthouses, lobsters, lakes, and pines- surrounded by Atlantic seascapes that entice artists as well as fishermen. They call it "DownEast" but it should really be "UpNorth." Read the full article... (Page 1 of 2)   « Prev  1  2  Next »

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