Find your voice in English through literature
Read powerful stories and poems, reflect on their meaning and practice speaking English in small, engaging groups.
How it works
1.
Read a short story, poem or essay chosen to spark thought and conversation.
2.
Reflect and share your ideas in a live, two-hour Zoom session.
3.
Speak. Practice vocabulary, fluency and confidence in real conversation.
“Facilitated by Matt, an experienced ESL teacher and editor with over a decade of helping learners read deeply, think critically and speak freely.”
About the program
This isn’t a typical language class. You’ll explore real, meaningful texts—from Dostoyevsky to Ursula Le Guin—and discuss language, ideas and stories worth engaging. Over four weeks, we’ll grow your vocabulary, fluency, and critical thinking, together.
If you’re an intermediate to advanced English learner (B2–C2) who wants to improve through reading and discussion—this is for you.
“In the case of good books, the point is not to see how many of them you can get through, but rather how many can get through to you.”
About me
I’m Matt. A former ESL teacher and book editor with over a decade of experience helping adult learners find their voice in English. My approach is simple:
Read deeply
Think critically
Speak freely
I’ve worked with learners from around the world—from busy professionals to lifelong literature lovers—helping them feel confident and expressive in English.
free four-week trial
To launch this program, I’m offering a free four-week trial:
One text each week (short story, poem or essay)
Two-hour live Zoom session
Small group of six learners max.
WHAT YOU’LL NEED
B2+ English level (intermediate to advanced)
A curious mind and love of literature
A quiet place to join our Zoom sessions
join the free trial today
Fill your details in below to reserve your place on the course and tell me a little about yourself, your English ability and the things you like to read.