TJ DiChristopher
Living in New York, NY
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Bio:
TJ DiChristopher lives and writes in New York City. He has served as eurocheapo.com's New York correspondent and europeanhostel.com's managing editor. Due in Vietnam shortly, he will be traveling and, by the grace of god, finishing the final draft of his graphic novel.
TJ DiChristopher lives and writes in New York City. He has served as eurocheapo.com's New York correspondent and europeanhostel.com's managing editor. Due in Vietnam shortly, he will be traveling and, by the grace of god, finishing the final draft of his graphic novel.
Education/Experience:
Bachelor of Arts in English, State University of New York at Albany
Bachelor of Arts in English, State University of New York at Albany
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Isn't listing music as one of your interests kind of like including oxygen?
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So you want to write a travel blog that'll be read by more than just your friends and family? Here's a shortlist of considerations for writing about your new home overseas.
By TJ DiChristopher | Published 7/10/2008 | Read more »
It's a good time for graphic novels. The market is expanding and more an more writers are self-publishing. Here are a few tips to kick start your comic and get your ideas on paper.
By TJ DiChristopher | Published 7/8/2008 | Read more »
With over 6,000 study abroad programs offered in the US, there's a program for every type of student -- from the career-oriented over-achiever to the low-intensity undergraduate. Here is a list of practical considerations for choosing the right study abroad program.
By TJ DiChristopher | Published 6/4/2008 | Read more »
There's exactly one way to learn how to navigate New York City's streets and subway: trial and error. But if you're only in town for a visit, you'll want to avoid time-sucking wrong turns and wasted subway fares. Here are ten easy tips to help you conquer Manhattan transit.
By TJ DiChristopher | Published 1/21/2008 | Read more »
Pete Hamill once described the New York accent as "clipped, blunt, hard, a fist of an accent." If the New York accent is a fist, New York conversation is a sucker punch. And a sucker punch isn't all bad. It's quick and to the point.
By TJ DiChristopher | Published 3/16/2007 | Read more »
Marvel Comics editor-in-chief Joe Quesada revealed plenty during the two-hour Cup O' Joe panel on Saturday afternoon at the second annual New York Comic Book Convention. New Avengers/Transformers. Annihilation - Conquest. The last Daredevil story ever. Nuff said.
By TJ DiChristopher | Published 3/6/2007 | Read more »
Many budget travelers bridge their time between cheap flights by sleeping at Stansted airport. While it's no bed of roses, it cuts costs by combining your transportation and accommodation expenses. A few simple precautions can help make your overnighter more enjoyable.
By TJ DiChristopher | Published 3/1/2007 | Read more »
Marie Antoinette is a rarity in contemporary film: a cinematic experience that is intelligently post-modern, visually stunning, and profoundly human.
By TJ DiChristopher | Published 2/6/2007 | Read more »
New York City dog runs are a petri dish into which the city's archetypal specimens are thrown. Like any New York City institution, they provide a mixture of functionality, anxiety, and searing judgment.
By TJ DiChristopher | Published 2/6/2007 | Read more »
Transplants hope to be considered New Yorkers like mediocre grade school basketball players hope to become Michael Jordan. We are delicate, asthmatic--unsure of our jump shot and terrified of free throws.
By TJ DiChristopher | Published 1/2/2007 | Read more »
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