Before transitioning to an online publication in 2015, Teachers & Writers Magazine was published in print. Since its first iteration as a newsletter in 1967, the magazine has shared innumerable resources with those teaching the art of creative writing. These print resources are now available at our online archive.
In this issue:
Children as Teachers by Ron Padgett
Letter to a Teacher by The Schoolboys of Barbiana
Can I Tell You A Story by Roger Landrum
A Dream That Is Killing Me by Phillip Lopate
The Loft by Marv Hoffman
Garbage Picking by Sheila Murphy
Everything About Elephants by Rosellen Brown
The Dance of Things by David Shapiro
Looking for a Personal Method by Bill Zavatsky
The Clinton Program by Clarence Major
Ying Kit and Kenneth Lee by Hannah Green
P.S. On Open Education by Phillip Lopate
Mr. Everything by Larry Fagin
My Friend, America by Doc Long and Ruby Saunders
Why Dragons Are Mean by Merle Molofsky Chianese
Crazy Math by Ron Padgett and Dick Gallup
Memories by Hannah Green
It’s Winter, But With Her It’s Warm by Phillip Lopate
The Things They Talked About Lit Up by Betty Kline
Books for Non-Readers by Dan Levine
The Exotic Zoo by Etta Proshansky
I’m Going To Build A School by Robert Clancy
Report From Adamstown by Richard O. Curtis
If John Wayne Was My Grandmother by Barry Rader
On Not Correcting Children’s Writing by Selma Bokar
Teachers & Writers Magazine is published by Teachers & Writers Collaborative as a resource for teaching the art of writing to people of all ages. The online magazine presents a wide range of ideas and approaches, as well as lively explorations of T&W’s mission to celebrate the imagination and create greater equity in and through the literary arts.
