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Anesce Dremen

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Bangalore, Las Vegas, Shanghai Shi
As seen in: Longreads, The Rumpus
Covers:  Culture, Language, Travel, Tea, Sustainability, International Education, Budget Travel, Literature, Collaboration, Domestic Violence, Suicide Prevention, Estrangement,
Writer & educator often found with a tea cup in hand, traveling between the US, China, and India. Fulbright, CLS, & Gilman alumna

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Anesce Dremen’s Biography

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Anesce Dremen is a writer often found with a tea cup, traveling between the US, China, and India. She ran away and became estranged from her abusive family to pursue education as a first generation low income college student. Anesce has lived in Asia for 5 years and been supported by Fulbright, the Critical Language Scholarship, and Gilman Scholarship. Her work is published or forthcoming in Longreads, Stillhouse Press, Gordon Square Review, Tea Journey, Business Insider, The Rumpus, and Electr…

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Fleeing Family: A Reading List on Estrangement - Longreads

Fleeing Family: A Reading List on Estrangement - Longreads

Seven stories highlighting the perspective of estranged adult children.

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Anything for Tea: Budget Backpacking in Nilgiris

Anything for Tea: Budget Backpacking in Nilgiris

“Shall I surprise you with a cup of tea?” I accepted with a smile to a man with warm eyes. His welcoming deme…

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I've lived in Vegas for over a year, and haven't visited The Strip. Instead, I've found a cozier ...

I've lived in Vegas for over a year, and haven't visited The Strip. Instead, I've found a cozier ...

I live in Las Vegas, but enjoy cozy, peaceful activities. Instead of casinos, I recommend visitors check out …

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Estrangement as a Chorus: A Conversation with Jenny Bartoy - The Rumpus

Estrangement as a Chorus: A Conversation with Jenny Bartoy - The Rumpus

The voices that have joined together in the movement to destigmatize family estrangement indeed act like a ch…

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Cross-Cultural Conversations - SPAN

Cross-Cultural Conversations - SPAN

An American Fulbright-Nehru English teaching assistant shares her experience of exploring India through langu…

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Fulbright Application Tips and Fellowship Tips as a First Generation College Student

Fulbright Application Tips and Fellowship Tips as a First Generation College Student

In my interactions with other FGLI students/graduates, I have come across a common denominator in our experie…

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Cross-Cultural Conversations   - SPAN

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By Anesce Dremen, Krittika Sharma
| spanmag.com
Anesce Dremen is an American writer who was in India in 2022 as a Fulbright-Nehru English Teaching Assistant. (Photograph courtesy Anesce Dremen) When I first visited India in January 2020, I aspired to challenge myself culturally, linguistically and creatively. I wanted to venture out of my comfort zone and write and edit. Literature, and its diverse voices, was the medium which helped me question and deconstruct misconceptions about the world.
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The Pros and Cons of Learning a Language Online

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By Anesce Dremen, Steven Wong, Jason Rodgers, Elaina Giolando
| gooverseas.com
While thinking about your dream language learning program, it is important to understand the benefits and drawbacks of learning a language online. Whether or not a program is in person or hosted virtually, a quality program will balance cultural context with language learning skills, such as active skills (speaking, writing) and passive skills (listening, reading).
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