Winner of over 30 book contests and awards for 5 major books, Jackie Chase has a "voice" as a journalist and a skill as a story-telling-photographer that is unique and riveting. Broadly speaking, the books arise from her travels to nearly 120 countries, but specifically, the insights range from topics like parenting (photo-journalist account of a month living with her 14-year-old blond daughter among stone-age warrior villagers in New Guinea) contained in "Walking to Woot", to diversity and motivational morale management stories from many of the 79 cultures represented by the crew of the world's largest cruise ship. The cruise customer version is entitled "All Hands Working Together" and the business version is "24/7". Her stunning 321 story-telling color images in the inexpensive eBook, titled "100 People to Meet Before You Die--Travel To Exotic Cultures" represent a vicarious journey for every reader who wishes to safely travel by word and image to 12 countries to share the author's challenges in living among remote villagers and photographing the unusual customs and clothing (or lack of it) they continue to preserve. The Jackie Chase fan club is expanding, as each story raises the question of how could the next one top the one at hand--but it does! She even created the definitive "Traveler's Handbook", titled "How to Become an Escape Artist" with a hundred links in the eBook edition to hard-to-find websites for business or personal travelers who want to save time, money and frustration. It contains unforgettable stories that will keep the traveler from being caught in situations that are difficult to overcome, like being in "no man's land" between countries due a failure to obtain a multiple entry visa. The index to 192 segments is a handy reference both before and during the trip and covers all the practical challenges, plus the psychological ones including fears and loneliness and ways to deal with each.