Five of my favourite Greek Myths.

A personal reflection on Romeo and Juliet and how I have navigated romance within my writing.

An explanation on why there is such a long gap between books in the series.

A personal reflection on teaching Shakespeare's "Macbeth" in the classroom and how one can make their writing timeless.

Tawny & Cree: Amazonian Trial will be released on the 30th of December 2024, read more to find out what it is about.

A personal reflection on "The Secret Life of Bees" by Sue Monk Kidd and my experience of teaching for the first time.

A letter from death warning of the dangerous of not expressing how you feel in the club.

A personal reflection on The Call of Cthulhu and how both myself and my students engaged with Lovecraftian horror.

Another letter from Death, discussing the importance of being prepared when going to a sporting event.

A reflection on Animal Farm by George Orwell, focussing on both how students engaged with the concept of allegory and my own writing.

The exciting re-release of Tawny & Cree: The Beasts of Dropull

A reflection on teaching "The Wave" by Todd Strasser and my attempts at using simulations in the classroom.

Another letter from death warning of one man's desire to cook meat and the frustration that it will cause.

This week I reflect on Coraline by Neil Gaiman and my own experiences with writing within the horror genre.

Death has written another letter, warning of an upcoming supermarket feud.

My reflection on teaching the short story "A Sound of Thunder" by Ray Bradbury and my thoughts on time travel as a concept my writing.

Another letter from Death, warning of a deadly upcoming trip to the beach.

My reflection of teaching "The Most Dangerous Game" by Richard Connell.

Hello again, it seems that you are about to make more poor decisions and so I have sent another letter. You are a successful man, and you...

The Books I Have Taught series is a personal reflection on the books I have taught in my classes. Their experiences often reveal...