Tom Poland is a local journalist based in Charleston, South Carolina. He writes for several publications including Champion Media, Pageland Progressive Journal, and The Post and Courier. Tom's articles often explore the unique charm and history of the South, with a focus on topics such as nostalgia, local culture, and natural beauty.
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Tom Poland’s coverage is highly localized, focusing on the local culture and lifestyle of South Carolina, particularly Charleston. His articles revolve around entertainment news, scientific topics, family and relationships, as well as house & home themes.
Given his focus on industry-specific content and investment analysis in a localized context, Tom may be interested in pitches that highlight unique aspects of the local community or provide expert commentary on regional trends related to entertainment venues or real estate market developments.
Since Tom's work focuses heavily on specific regions within the United States while also examining various niche industries such as art and architecture; authors living in these areas with expertise in these areas would likely find success when reaching out to him.
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