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Alissa taught English in the Lebanese school system for more than a decade. She relocated to the [[United States]] in 2023.<ref name="kristel-1"> She relocated to the [[United States]] in 2023 where she wrote for SnackNation and Caroo. Then she joined [https://www.lucidhousepublishing.com Lucid House Publishing] as an Acquisitions Editor.<ref name="kristel-1"> | Alissa taught English in the Lebanese school system for more than a decade. She relocated to the [[United States]] in 2023.<ref name="kristel-1" /> She relocated to the [[United States]] in 2023 where she wrote for SnackNation and Caroo. Then she joined [https://www.lucidhousepublishing.com Lucid House Publishing] as an Acquisitions Editor.<ref name="kristel-1" /> | ||
She entered a travel writers contest and won an award for her writing with an article about her native Beirut and won the prize in 2024, which is The Edward-Readicker-Henderson Travel Classics Memorial Scholarship.<ref name="Alisa-winner2024">{{REFweb | She entered a travel writers contest and won an award for her writing with an article about her native Beirut and won the prize in 2024, which is The Edward-Readicker-Henderson Travel Classics Memorial Scholarship.<ref name="Alisa-winner2024">{{REFweb | ||
Revision as of 13:14, 1 January 2025
Alissa Kristel is a professional writer and author who is with Intact America
Early life and education
Alissa Kristel is a native of Beirut, Lebanon, where she lived in the Armenian Quarter.[1] She studied English at Lebanese University.
Adult life
Alissa taught English in the Lebanese school system for more than a decade. She relocated to the United States in 2023.[1] She relocated to the United States in 2023 where she wrote for SnackNation and Caroo. Then she joined Lucid House Publishing as an Acquisitions Editor.[1]
She entered a travel writers contest and won an award for her writing with an article about her native Beirut and won the prize in 2024, which is The Edward-Readicker-Henderson Travel Classics Memorial Scholarship.[2]
She is now writing for Intact America.
References
- ↑ a b c
Kristel Alissa’s Post
, Linked In. Retrieved 1 January 2025. - ↑ Anonymous (2024).
The Edward-Readicker-Henderson Travel Classics Memorial Scholarship for New and Emerging Travel Writers
, Travel Classics. Retrieved 1 January 2025.
