What would happen if you treated your hobby as something necessary for your very survival? Today's guest, Anesce Dremen, a writer, traveler, & tea-enthusiast, teaches us how writing has been a source of hope throughout many challenges in her life. It's served as a way to process emotions, cultivate community, and discover belonging. Knowing that her story has been left untold, she stopped at nothing (not even a global pandemic), to follow her dreams and forge a path as a professional travel writer.

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Anesce Dremen is a nomadic U.S. writer and educator. A first generation college student and domestic violence survivor, she studied in four cities in China with the support of the Critical Language Scholarship and the Benjamin A. Gilman Scholarship. She was a 2022-23 Fulbright-Nehru ETA in India. Her work has been published in Stillhouse Press, Persephone’s Daughters, The Bombay Literary Magazine, Tea Journey, Tiny Spoon, and Shanghai Poetry Lab, among others. She is often found with a tea cup in hand, traveling between the U.S., China, and India.

Today's episode makes mention of abusive relationships, please listen at your own discretion. If you or someone you love is experiencing domestic abuse, please know that help is available. ⁠National Domestic Violence Hotline⁠.

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