"iN the trenches" in the spring issue of Phil lit journal
I am overjoyed to share that “In the Trenches” is featured in the spring issue of Phil Lit Journal. The theme is “A Question of Care; Ethics, empathy, and the burden of tenderness”. My essay reveals the heart-opening and heartbreaking journey of teaching in the late 1980’s. Since then, the teaching profession has become even more challenging as the demands of caring for our nation’s children becomes intertwined with educating them.
For the sake of our teachers and future generations, it is vital to understand that while educators can greatly influence their students, our society plays a much larger role in how their lives will unfold.
Please share this essay with those who might feel seen and supported as teachers, educators, and caregivers.
read my essay "still here" in phil lit journal
I’m honored to have one of my essays, “Still Here”, chosen for the debut issue of Phil Lit Journal. It is overflowing with incredibly talented writers and poets.
ABOUT KATE INGERSOLL-MESZAROS
Kate is a passionate writer dedicated to crafting compelling stories and engaging content. With over thirty years of experience in various genres, Kate brings a unique voice that resonates with readers and clients alike.
Her upcoming memoir, OPEN ROAD: A LIFE WORTH WAITING FOR examines what happens when waiting becomes a way of life rather than a season. It is a meditation on maturity, choice, and the courage it takes to begin again after decades of devotion. The book will resonate with readers drawn to reflective memoirs about discovering authentic identity, and the invisible thresholds that define a life.