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 | 128 | Subscribers | Read | mollymoynahan.substack.com |
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Latest Issues
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The Art of Survival
Reading Sally Mann’s book, Art Work: On the Creative Life, presents an argument for persistence, the rejection of fortune for the sake of owning your vision and a helpful chapter on rejection, a word most of us hate but also accept as the u...
Grandparenting
My only child is becoming a father in a few weeks. His stepfather has eight grandchildren. When we married, they were traumatized teenagers who had little use for a substitute mother, their own mother close to death from drugs and drinking....
Fathers and Daughters
I tried so hard to use literature to change the truth. Reading A Tree Grows in Brooklyn I knew this father was portrayed as a drunk who loved his daughter, the daughter devoted and yet fully aware her father can’t protect her from the reali...
The Thin Line Between Love and Hate
There was once a fantasy man, silent, slightly dangerous, tall, handsome, frequently masked. Yes, I was in love with the Phantom from the comics, the Phantom who lived in a place called Bengalla, in the Skull Cave, with Hero the white horse...
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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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