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I write about travel with a focus on food, art, culture, luxury travel and quirky, off-beat locations.
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I'm a frequent contributor to the travel and food sections of The Boston Globe. My writing has also been featured in The Washington Post, Los Angeles Times, ShowBoats International, American Way Magazine, The Robb Report, Yankee Magazine, Modern Farmer, The Globe and Mail, The Huffington Post, and the literary magazine, Tin House. I'm a co-contributor to the travel column, Here, There, and Everywhere, appearing weekly in The Boston Globe.

A freelance writer with an MFA from Mass College of Art, I often publish my own photographs and illustrations to accompany my stories, and have recently returned to my art-making studio. My special interest—some might say obsession—is the world of oysters and shucking competitions.

Email: neceeregis@gmail.com

The Washington Post: In the Berkshires, smaller attractions pack a big punch. August 2022.

"The first day of summer. The first things I do, after turning off the highway onto the rolling back roads of the Berkshires, are crank the car windows open and inhale the perfumed air. No matter that I’m allergic to almost everything: resiny hemlocks, sweet clover, vanilla-scented bedstraw and almondy meadowsweet. The sneezing is worth the heady rush in this bucolic region of Western Massachusetts..."  Continue reading HERE

Canada Feature

The Boston Globe: Victoria-by-the-Sea, PEI  April 2022

“Bucket list” destinations are usually grand in scale, such as the Taj Mahal, Great Pyramid of Giza, and Machu Pichu. But what about smaller, less flashy destinations? Do we need entirely new designations for such trips, perhaps “teacup temptations” or “demitasse dreams?” Whatever the category, the tiny village of Victoria-by-the-Sea on Prince Edward Island is at the top of my don’t-miss-this recommendations...
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