Nate Seaburg has been teaching high school English for 15 years, and in that time, one thing has never changed—his  love for books, kids, and conversations about literature, life, and what it’s all even for.

He believes great teaching is deeply nerdy, irreverent, and engaging—a mix of insight, curiosity, and just enough chaos to keep things interesting. Literature is more than just stories on a page; it’s a way to understand ourselves and others, to think deeply, and to wrestle with big ideas. 

His goal is to help make literature feel alive, relevant, and worth the effort—because when we read well, we understand more than just a story. We understand people.