After years of teaching, writing, revising, reflecting, doubting, re-revising, and occasionally wanting to throw my computer into the Atlantic Ocean, my teaching memoir is finally out in the world.

Red Pens, Blue Screens: A Teacher’s Life Through Politics, Technology, and Cultural Upheaval is now available on Amazon.

The book explores more than three decades in classrooms across multiple eras of education—from overhead projectors and handwritten essays to smartphones, AI, online learning, and the increasingly strange modern landscape teachers now navigate daily.

It is funny in places, reflective in others, occasionally frustrated, deeply personal, and ultimately written out of genuine love for teaching and for the students and colleagues who shaped my life along the way.

For anyone interested in education, cultural change, technology, writing, classroom life, or simply the strange human drama that unfolds daily in schools, I hope the book resonates with you.

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