Kathy Witt

KATHY WITT is a travel writer who contributes regularly to these magazines: Atlanta-based Points North, Georgia, Kentucky Living, Kentucky Monthly, Long Weekends, Missouri Life and Travel Goods Showcase, among others, and to these newspapers: The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, The Cincinnati Enquirer, The Courier Journal, Huntsville Times and The Tennessean. She also writes the monthly “On the Doll Trail” column for Dolls Magazine. A member of the Midwest Travel Writers Association, she travels frequently through the U.S. southeast and Midwest.

See some of Kathy's articles here:

Points North Magazine
Cruising the New Hospitality Highway, from the Banks of the Chattahoochee in Sandy Springs to the Rolling Mountains of Dahlonega

Barry Etris' website
Brush Strokes & Story Songs
courtesy of Points North Magazine

Kentucky Living Magazine
ABCs of Sue Grafton

Kentucky Living Magazine
The Kentucky Abraham Lincoln Bicentennial Commemoration

Georgia Magazine
Georgia’s theatrical haunts

The Atlanta Journal Constitution
LaGrange bustling with gardens, shopping, religious antiquities

The Tennessean
All-American Road leads to historic Richmond, Ind.


Kathy has published two books on dolls: Contemporary American Doll Artists & Their Dolls and the award-winning Doll Directory: A Guide to U.S. Doll Museums, Collections & Hospitals (Collector Books). Both are available in bookstores and through Amazon. Autographed books may also be purchased directly from the author and at a discounted price. Send Kathy an email for prices.


She is a contributing author, in the category of women in literature, to The Encyclopedia of Northern Kentucky, which will be published in 2009 by the University Press of Kentucky.


Kathy has won numerous awards for her writing, including those from MTWA's Mark Twain Travel Writing Competition and from Writer's Digest Annual Writing Competitions in the features category.


In the past two years, Kathy has been awarded two grants from the Lilly Foundation to pursue graduate-level courses in the field of English Literature/Humanities. For one, she completed a children's book project entitled Peace Soup. She recently completed coursework for the other and is now working on a book project that resulted from her research.


Kathy has written 26 children's books for Malaysia's ESL program, including the award-winning Teegan’s Travels series. Contact the author for more information on this early learning reading series.