I believe that is the power of book clubs and discussions: that appreciation can deepen as we discuss our ideas and impressions of the poems. So with that in mind, I am going to share the 5 poems that my Literature and Culture students got me to appreciate more with their discussions, analyses, and papers.

It is April, which means that it is National Poetry Month! Here are some poems I used to introduce poetry to my literature and culture class

I thought today would be a better time than any to share some works of writing that really moved me in 2024.

It's the first day of October, which means a new month with writing competition deadlines to consider entering. Here is my list for you.

In a Contemporary Fiction class, I read A Small Sacrifice for an Enormous Happiness by Jai Chakrabarti and wrote this review.

It's back-to-school time, and it has me reflecting on my first year as an educator. Specifically, on what I wore my first day of teaching.

If you're looking for a writing competition to enter this August 2024, I have a roundup of 21 here that span from flash fiction to poetry.

Students should have long-term takeaways when taking college-level classes, so my students included resumes in their English ePortfolios.

Take a look at 13 magazines and competitions that you can send your work to for FREE this July 2024 if you are a writer betting on yourself.

If you're looking for a summer read to bring with you to the beach, be sure to check out Hannah Brown's Mistakes We Never Made.

This post provides other writers resources to turn to when they are ready to send out their writing to be published.

My little sister Jasmine recently graduated from high school, and it made me all emotional. It was wonderful to celebrate her, but I also...