The Teachers Way
Molly MoynahanMolly Moynahan posts about teaching, writing, sobriety, parenting, culture, and living with grace and humor.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 142 | Subscribers | Read | mollymoynahan.substack.com |
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Latest Issues
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The Fracturing of Female Friendships
The first time I realized I was breaking up with a female friend, an Irish friend I’d met during my year at Trinity in Dublin, a wild, talented, impossible woman with whom I had shared many drunken nights, the stage, family sadness and othe...
The Bolter
I was that kid whose name was often broadcast over public loudspeakers, the zoo, the supermarket, the department store, once on an ocean liner, and another time from a police car when I disappeared on a trip to Fire Island. That day was goi...
What Writing Means to Me
Writing exists in my life free of neurosis or attachment. It has brought me a little fame and money but mainly it has given me purpose, a way to process what sometimes seems impossible to accept or forgive. It has also given me a way to hel...
The Beauty Lie
We grew up without mirrors. I mean, there was a round, smallish mirror in the dining room and standard size medicine cabinet mirrors but nothing to see your entire body or even most of it. For a family of mainly women, three daughters and a...
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Award-winning author, writing coach, college essay expert, editor, biography/speech writer, English teacher (Rutgers, SMU, Loyola, Columbia College, Chicago, DePaul, Northern Michigan College), and high school academic coach. Sober.
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