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Matthew Weinberg

Matthew Weinberg

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Founder, Grammar & Stone Publishing

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Join date: Feb 28, 2026

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Dr. Matthew Weinberg, PhD, MEd is the founder of Grammar & Stone Publishing and an interdisciplinary scholar, educator, and author. He holds a doctorate in Education with doctoral research focused on game theory and educational program design, a Master of Education in Multicultural Education, a Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry, and a Bachelor of Arts in Egyptian Archaeology.


He is the author of eight published books spanning education, philosophy, and mathematics, available at Barnes & Noble. As Vice President of the Gloria C. MacKenzie Foundation, he has directed over fifteen million dollars in philanthropic giving toward education and community development.


His writing and research can be found at professormattw.com.

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Apr 5, 2026 ∙ 4 min
Why Dr. Matthew Weinberg Built a Publishing Company That Puts Authors First
There is a moment every author reaches. You finish the manuscript. You read it back. You know, with whatever mixture of pride and terror that only writers understand, that it is good. That it says something worth saying. That someone out there needs to read it. And then you have to figure out how to get it to them. That is where the publishing industry has been failing authors for a very long time. What the Industry Gets Wrong The traditional publishing model was not designed with authors in...
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Apr 5, 2026 ∙ 4 min
Meet Our Founder: Dr. Matthew Weinberg, Author, Scholar, and Publishing Advocate
Most publishing companies are founded by people who have worked in publishing. Grammar & Stone was founded by someone who has worked in everything else. Dr. Matthew Weinberg, PhD holds degrees in biochemistry, Egyptian archaeology, education, and medicine. He has spent his career designing learning environments, writing books, and studying how knowledge moves between people. He built Grammar & Stone because he ran out of patience with an industry that consistently puts its own interests ahead...
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