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February 1, 2015

In Have Passport Will Travel, Karin Leperi, Tamar Fleishman, and Paulina Berkovich have got the world covered for you regarding travel and transportation. From culture, cuisine, and cruising to luxury, lifestyle, photography and music, their travels will entertain, enlighten, and inform.

Karin Leperi is a multi-award winning writer/photographer who seeks out the spirit of people and place. A lifelong traveler currently based in Albuquerque, she has visited 97 countries and is still counting. She is a recipient of the prestigious Lowell Thomas award for writing and a Bill Muster award for photography.

It takes a Renaissance woman to cover the cool, shocking, tasty, and thought-provoking things on this planet. A former professional violinist, Tamar Fleishman‘s love of cuisine has led her to be a judge of the Roadkill Cookoff and the International Water Tasting Fest.

Paulina Berkovich holds a master’s degree from Northwestern’s Medill School of Journalism. A native Russian speaker (but lifelong Midwesterner) and former student sportswriter, she works as a marketing analyst but enjoys writing about her travels and food experiences.

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