Rhonda R Fletcher

Travel & Wildlife Journalist, editor, movie critic, instructional designer, health science instructor,

United States

Rhonda is a multi-faceted creative professional who cultivates a passion for writing and a respect for journalistic integrity. No matter the subject or assignment, she strives to create engaging copy with a positive tone.
Her work highlights a blend of robust science and healthcare, travel, film, and photography. For two decades, she has crafted unique and diverse content for a blog, non-profit grants and advocacy, travel and lifestyle, academic papers and proposals, instructional design, and opinion pieces.

Her professional journey is enriched by a passion for food, wine, and travel. These interests not only fuel her work but also provide a distinctive perspective.
Currently a Stage 32, The Author's Guild, and IAPWE member, she has served five years as an International Film Festival Judge for WFA, Cinexpose, and BAFF.

Rhonda loves good wines, old Hollywood films, and Susanna De Simone Mugs.

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Portfolio
Crush Wine Experiences
09/01/2022
High Altitude Wines: What Are They and Why Are They So Good

In recent years, winemakers have celebrated the fresh and complex wines created at high altitudes. But established vintners point to Listrac, or the Left Bank of Bordeaux's Médoc, which produces Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot. These are two of the lowest-lying wine regions in the world. So, does elevation really make a difference?

SlashFilm.com
04/08/2022
The 20 Greatest Jack Lemmon Roles, Ranked

If anyone deserves to be called a Hollywood legend, it's Jack Lemmon. John Uhler Lemmon III was born on February 8, 1925, in Newton, Massachusetts, to Irish Catholic parents. During World War II, Lemmon served as an ensign on the Naval aircraft carrier USS Lake Champlain - it was only after the war ended and he graduated from Harvard in 1947 that his acting career began.

RentByOwner Journal
11/11/2022
Unmissable Things to Do in Turks and Caicos - Staff Writer

Views: 11 East of the Bahamas is a group of breathtakingly beautiful islands with aquamarine water and soft, sun-bleached sands known as the Turks and Caicos. Originally the home to indigenous peoples who peacefully gardened and fished under the Caribbean sun, the Turks and Caicos were discovered by Christopher Columbus in 1492.

Be Coastal Media | Sustainable Travel Advocacy
07/21/2024
Spending Time in Costa Rica: San Jose

San Jose is the country's capital and largest city in Costa Rica. It draws people from all over the world to experience its From historical museums to bustling city streets, San Jose has something for everyone. You can shop like a local at daily markets, drink the nation's most popular coffee, and experience live music...