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He's been called America’s best known (and funniest) adventure travel writer, a Working-Class Hero, The Godfather of Travel Writing, the Wise Guy of Travel Lit Lite, an apostle of irreverence, and a Mishap Maestro. I just call him Tim. Freaking. Cahill. Tim's why many of us write about travel.
In Part 1, Tim talks about law school, new journalism, pissing off a chef at the Mark Hopkins, his foray into investigative journalism and spending "3 years in the sewer" of John Wayne Gacy's mind, his partner, Nancy Kessler, and a bunch of other stuff.
Tune in for a great conversation with the man who took a certain kind of story telling out of the realm of men's true adventure magazines and into literature.
By Teri Murrison, Carpe diem!He's been called America’s best known (and funniest) adventure travel writer, a Working-Class Hero, The Godfather of Travel Writing, the Wise Guy of Travel Lit Lite, an apostle of irreverence, and a Mishap Maestro. I just call him Tim. Freaking. Cahill. Tim's why many of us write about travel.
In Part 1, Tim talks about law school, new journalism, pissing off a chef at the Mark Hopkins, his foray into investigative journalism and spending "3 years in the sewer" of John Wayne Gacy's mind, his partner, Nancy Kessler, and a bunch of other stuff.
Tune in for a great conversation with the man who took a certain kind of story telling out of the realm of men's true adventure magazines and into literature.