Jodi
DeLong has been a professional freelance writer for over a decade.
Although she does some corporate writing for websites and businesses,
she especially relishes storytelling, particularly to do with gardening,
cats, or bouncing around the North Atlantic on a coast guard ship.
She is a contributing writer for Saltscapes magazine, garden
columnist for the Halifax Sunday Herald, and the Atlantic
Co-operator, and author of The Atlantic Gardener’s Greenbook.
She gives regular talks on gardening, occasional workshops on the pleasures
and challenges of being a freelance writer, and takes most of the photographs
that accompany her stories.
Other clients include Reader’s Digest, Atlantic
Horse and Pony, Aquascapes Lifestyles, Eastern Woods
& Waters, Canadian Gardening, CBC Radio 1,
Atlantic Books Today, Canadian Living, Birds
and Blooms, Nature Canada, Canadian Geographic,
Rural Delivery, Atlantic Beef, the Manitoba Co-operator
and The Navigator.
Jodi is also editor, photographer, reporter, designer and go-fer of
The Canning Gazette, a tiny but beloved monthly community
paper in Canning, NS, a post she has lovingly held for more than ten
years. In her spare time she gardens profusely, coaxes her longsuffering
spouse into digging holes for more plants, and dreams of getting to
Sable Island and Hudson’s Bay with the Coast Guard.
You’re invited to visit Jodi’s blog about gardening and
other delights at bloomingwriter.blogspot.com, and her personal website
at www.bloomingwriter.ca
Jodi
DeLong has been a professional freelance writer for over a decade.
Although she does some corporate writing for websites and businesses,
she especially relishes storytelling, particularly to do with gardening,
cats, or bouncing around the North Atlantic on a coast guard ship.
She is a contributing writer for Saltscapes magazine, garden
columnist for the Halifax Sunday Herald, and the Atlantic
Co-operator, and author of The Atlantic Gardener’s Greenbook.
She gives regular talks on gardening, occasional workshops on the pleasures
and challenges of being a freelance writer, and takes most of the photographs
that accompany her stories.