Getting published abroad is nothing new for me, really.
As a longtime journalist for The Associated Press (stationed in Hartford, Conn.; Miami; and New York), my stories have been featured in newspapers and on broadcasts just about everywhere. (I’m not bragging — it’s just how a global news service works.)
But I’ve never written directly for a foreign publication — until now. I have a feature article in the November issue of Telva, a Spanish language monthly women’s magazine published in Madrid. It’s actually that country’s second largest women’s magazine with a circulation of around 1750,000. (I’m not sure of its digital traffic.)
The article is about the real estate developer Jared Kushner, who is is the son-in-law of Donald Trump, the presidential hopeful. Pretty timely, I suppose. Telva’s editor in chief contacted me about doing this story, having seen a Q-and-A profile I did on him for The York Times earlier this year.
There was nothing terribly new in this Telva piece, but it didn’t matter to them: Spain was hungry for anything related to the Trump family, especially the young, handsome and wildly successful husband of Ivanka.