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Arline Chandler left a teaching career in the kindergarten classroom to launch full-time into writing. She has found that RV travel fits hands-on-keyboard with discovering people and places for her many articles in Workamper News, Vocational Biographies, Branson's Review and Coast to Coast Magazine, and other entertainment, travel, and senior adult publications.
Arline is also in demand as a speaker. As an instructor at the University of Idaho's annual Life on Wheels RV Conference, she speaks about the merits of combining work with travel. Her book, Road Work: The Ultimate RVing Adventure, published in 1997 and revised in 2003, covers this subject. Also in 2003, she co-authored with Greg Robus, Workamper News' Guide to Recruiting and Retaining the Right Workampers. Her latest book, Road Work II: The RVers' Ultimate Income Resource Guide, is an extension of Road Work: The Ultimate RVing Adventure, focusing on the expanding possibilities in jobs and volunteerism for Workampers.
Arline also speaks at The Great North American RV rallies, other RV-related events, conferences, and community organizations. She offers classes on aspects of writing gleaned from writing courses, workshops, and her own experiences in the writing field. Additionally, Arline presents two classes on caring for elderly loved ones, aimed at the "sandwich generation," individuals often caught between the responsibilities of raising children and caring for aging parents. Her book, When Heads & Hearts Collide, shares her personal experience in caring for her aging parents.
Chandler’s articles are published regularly in Workamper News, Branson's Review, Coast to Coast Magazine, Ozarks Monthly and Vocational Biographies. She has additional bylines in The Ozarks Mountaineer, Country America, Modern Maturity, Successful Retirement, Mature Living, ActiveTimes, Figurines & Collectibles, Home Life, Country Woman, MotorHome, Trail Blazer, and Highways to Adventure magazines.
In addition to numerous other awards, Arline was presented the 1995 Dan Saults Award by the Ozarks Writers League.
When not on the road, Arline makes her home in Heber Springs, Arkansas.
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