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Book Preview: Colombia For Women!

Book Preview: Colombia For Women!

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Colombia for Women

Now available! The tie-in of my blog stories! Colombia for Women features stories, added details, previously unpublished photos and links about my early days in Colombia.  It is told in the style of Blog/Travel Guide/Autobiography. 

I will discuss some of my motivations behind why I decided to move to Colombia as an English teacher, slowly switched to being a blogger/writer, and of course, why I love living here so much.

There will be more timeline continuity added in a few places so that the stories told tie-in better with greater detail. Within is the story of how I met and fell in love with my son’s father, culture shocks and jungle adventures!

Plus, I will include travel tips and timely bits of advice. This is the story of my first 2 years living in Colombia.  More background and more stories about the people I met, and the things I have done.

Download for iPhone, Kindle, Nook….etc.  Available now!  


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About the author

Erin Donaldson is an American writer, cultural correspondent and longtime expat who has lived in Colombia since 2013. Her work explores travel, culture, relationships, identity and the realities of building a life abroad. After nearly 14 years in Colombia, she is now spending time traveling through Mexico and writing from the perspective of someone who has lived long enough outside the United States to question many of the assumptions she once took for granted. Through Open Minded Traveler, Erin writes candidly about dating, alternative relationship structures, sexuality, cultural differences and the ways travel can challenge conventional ideas about how people are supposed to live and connect.

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