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Anastasia M. Ashman
Writer/editor/producer specialized in digital formats. Digital life trailblazer agented by Foundry Media + Literary. Social community builder and GlobalNiche online presence curriculum designer.I draw on my New York publishing & Hollywood entertainment industry experience with unique global... show more

Writer/editor/producer specialized in digital formats. Digital life trailblazer agented by Foundry Media + Literary. Social community builder and GlobalNiche online presence curriculum designer.I draw on my New York publishing & Hollywood entertainment industry experience with unique global dexterity from 14 years as an expatriate in 3 nations.I'm an entrepreneur with a knack for connecting people everywhere through online content and culture -- and a track record of empowering women around the web's new vulnerability, visibility and voice.
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Birth date: August 08, 1964
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Tales from the Expat Harem: Foreign Women in Modern Turkey - Anastasia M. Ashman, Jennifer Eaton Gokmen, Jessica J.J. Lutz
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June's Room
June's Room rated it 13 years ago
text Tales from the Expat Harem: Foreign Women in Modern Turkey
This was right up my alley.. accounts of western women going to live in Turkey for many reasons; marriage ,work,study...some of the experiences really struck a chord with me. In one piece the author struggles to buy medicine for an embarrassing female ailment in a pharmacy staffed by men and full of...
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The House That Books Built
The House That Books Built rated it 13 years ago
text Tales from the Expat Harem: Foreign Women in Modern Turkey
This was right up my alley.. accounts of western women going to live in Turkey for many reasons; marriage ,work,study...some of the experiences really struck a chord with me. In one piece the author struggles to buy medicine for an embarrassing female ailment in a pharmacy staffed by men and full of...
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The Drift Of Things
The Drift Of Things rated it 14 years ago
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This is the most thorough of all the Seal Press collections I've read in terms of introduction to the various aspects of a nation's culture. I never thought much about Turkey as a place to visit, although its history always fascinated me. I remember that old song from when I was little, "CON-STAN-...
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