Aaron MeachaminFanfareI Watched Matt Walsh’s ‘What Is a Woman’ So You Don’t Have ToHow the documentary failed and what can be learned from itJun 27, 202215Jun 27, 202215
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Aaron MeachaminFanfareThe Map of Tiny Perfect Things Strikes GoldHow Ian Samuels covers new ground in a well-worn tropeFeb 23, 20211Feb 23, 20211
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Aaron MeachaminThe POMThe New American Dream of Amanda Gorman’s ‘The Hill We Climb’How the poet connects America’s past to its future.Jan 26, 20213Jan 26, 20213
Aaron MeachaminThe Writing Cooperative5 Benefits of Reading Your Work AloudHow to improve your writing through speaking and listening.Jan 16, 20216Jan 16, 20216
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