Kate dives deep into the abyss of linguistic justice, often shining a spotlight on the unsung heroes of language—the migrant workers. It’s like a TED Talk but with more heart and fewer PowerPoints.

With posts like securing funding for summer schools and launching the Quotation Bank Essay Prize, Kate is basically the Robin Hood of English teaching—stealing attention from the mainstream and giving it back to educators.

Her posts on grammar rules not being rules feel like a rebellious teenager flipping off a grammar book. Finally, someone saying, 'Rules are meant to be broken!'

From ghost stories to modern linguistics, she's the cultural Swiss Army knife we didn't know we needed, tackling everything with a delightful mixture of humor and insight.