Teacher by Trade; Mentor by Mistake
Daniel Puzzo, Megan Lee, Andy Carter, Groucho MarksStories and tips for language learners, reflections on teaching, bibliophilia, life lessons, occasional wisdom, bad humour, travelling [mis]adventures, curmudgeonry
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 124 | Subscribers | Read | danielpuzzo.substack.com |
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Well, hate is awfully strong, but now that I’ve got your attention.
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"Daniel is my favourite Sarcstacker." (Hanna Delaney) / Author, teacher, bibliophile, flâneur, raconteur, shining wit (and lover of spoonerisms), cynic, grumpy bastard, prankster, polymath (haha)
Some people call her Megan. But her friends call her funny, her kid calls her moooomm!!!!!, her ex calls her bitch, and she calls herself Jim Carrey in female form. hiiiiiiii \ud83d\udc4b
Humour author from Leeds, UK. Represented by Graham Maw Christie Literary Agency.
Grouchy, overly sarcastic English teacher - take note of the spelling of my surname - I'm not *that* comedian. I love complaining, but only because I want to make the world a better place. Laugh along with me (or at me, I don't care).
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