The World Needs More Love Letters is by far one of my favorite organizations on the planet. In a world where it seems like love and hate are in a constant battle for our attention, More Love Letters triumphs and bursts through the screens and mailboxes of everyone who’s fortunate to come across this beautiful…
Trevor Noah wrote one of the best books that I’ve read all year. His book, Born a Crime: Stories from a South African Childhood is phenomenal. It chronicles his life, giving a vivid, compelling, and inspiring account of what it was like growing up in South Africa during apartheid, and the days of freedom after. It’s inspiring,…
Twitter can sometimes be a toxic place, especially since the most recent election. But, when you freelance, and when you create your own work, it’s often a necessary tool in promoting the artistry you create. Cause hey, it’s free advertising! Lately I seek out those like-minded souls who wish to make the world better and…
Another month, another bookshelf! Here are our picks for November: The World of Lore: Monstrous Creatures, by Aaron Mahnke Little Fires Everywhere, by Celeste Ng A Gentleman in Moscow, by Amor Towles And, if you haven’t done so already, please be sure to follow us on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram! Live, Love, Learn, Megan & The Write…
Happy October, Write Teacher(s) Readers! Can you believe it’s October already? Happy Fall to you and yours. Here are our bookshelf picks for this October: Autumn, by Ali Smith The Clancys of Queens: A Memoir, by Tara Clancy The Association of Small Bombs, by Karan Mahajan Live, Love, Learn, Megan & The Write Teacher(s)
Hello Beautiful People, September is here. And just like every year this day comes, I cannot help but think of Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan and bouquets of sharpened pencils. (Here’s to you, my You’ve Got Mail fans!) Here are our picks for this bookshelf: Counting Descent, by Clint Smith Ready Player One, by Ernest…
I recently read Hillbilly Elegy, by J.D. Vance. The older I’m getting, the more I want to learn about others. Other communities, other places, other races, other folks who have a different narrative than I do. For how boring would life be if we were all the same? J.D. Vance is a former marine and Yale…
I’ve recently fell in love with the author Sarah Hilary, her novel Someone Else’s Skin, and her character Marnie Rome, a Detective Inspector from London, England. It’s a story that spans over four books, and we recently found out that a fifth one is on the way! I absolutely had to share this story with thewriteteachers.com! Sarah…
“I have ALS. It is a part of who I am, evolving, influencing and living with all the other parts of me. The greatest achievement of my life is that somehow I managed to be the person that Ruth fell in love with. That’s it. And our boys save our lives every day.” I found…
There are people, who come in and out of your Twitter feed for a reason, and change your life for good. And one of those people, for me, is Jonny Sun. I don’t know how I first stumbled upon his words – it was probably because Lin-Manuel Miranda had retweeted a brilliant string of syllables…