
Katee Fletcher
Katee’s passion for writing and fascination for language has forever guided her path in life. She is a Creative Project Manager at the Thought & Expression Company. When she’s not working, you can find her writing poetry, thrifting vintage clothes, or running along water.
Katee has been a Creative Project Manager at the Thought & Expression Company since 2020, overseeing the editorial work on Thought Catalog, Collective World, Shop Catalog, and other site platforms. Along with managing these sites, she writes articles for each platform that range from entertainment to astrology to medical research and more.
Over the past 10 years, Katee has earned a BA in English and Spanish (Magna Cum Laude), an MFA in Poetry (Summa Cum Laude), and supplemented her career with part-time work as a bookseller, Creative Writing professor, and Editor-in-Chief of Breakwater Review. Her dedication to the written word and fervor for language have always been her guiding light– leading her to write, read, and learn about any subject matter possible to continue her pursuit of connection through storytelling.
Her written works can be found in an array of publications. Articles, essays, and research pieces can be found on Thought Catalog, Collective World, God & Man, Oak Street Health, PopSugar, and more. Meanwhile, her poetry can be found in Mulberry Literary Journal, Glassworks Literary Magazine, and on poets.org, where her piece “August’s Morning Breath” won the 2022 Harold Taylor Prize through the Academy of American Poets.
Articles by
Katee Fletcher
The Early Universe Ran in Slow Motion. Einstein Predicted It Years Before We Could Prove It.
Mercury Retrograde Is Ending, but the Zeigarnik Effect Explains Why You Still Can’t Stop Thinking About That One Person
Are You Experiencing a Persephone Year or an Athena Year?
The Astrologer Who Predicted the 2020 Pandemic Called July 20th, 2026 One of the Most Important Days of the 21st Century
The Last Time Mercury Retrograded in Cancer Was the Summer of 2020. That’s Why Everything Feels So Heavy Right Now
For Centuries, No One Married for Love. You Married for Survival, and Found Soulmates in Your Friends
What the Universe Is Bringing Back to You In July — By Birth Month
Jupiter Enters Leo 2026: The Complete Guide to the Most Generous 12 Months of the Decade
The People, Conversations, and Feelings Mercury Retrograde in Cancer Is About to Return to Your Life
