Who writes here
Five editorial desks, one per audience — every guide is signed with the desk that wrote it. Pen names, no hidden identities: the About page explains why.
Clara HartleyClassroom desk · K–3Writes the classroom-tested guides for parents and teachers — name tracing, three-line paper, first cursive lessons. Everything starts from what actually works with young writers.17 guidesWes MoralesAdult practice coachRetrained his own handwriting as an adult and now writes the step-by-step improvement plans: diagnosis first, drills second, honest expectations throughout.10 guidesMara VossScience deskSeparates what handwriting research shows from what headlines claim — reads the studies, cites them, and says plainly where the evidence stops.4 guidesJune ParkOccasions & letters deskBelieves a handwritten note is the last luxury that costs nothing — writes the thank-you, wedding and seasonal letter guides for moments that deserve ink.4 guidesTheo LindgrenMaker's deskBuilds the tools and writes the tutorials: workflows, tuning tips and honest limitations, tested on desktop Chrome before anything is published.12 guides
These are pen names for our editorial desks, not verifiable individuals. What each desk covers — and what it refuses to write — is disclosed on the About page.