Jonah Bornstein's Fundraiser
My poems can make a difference!
Help me meet my goal. Please give today.
Bruce Barton
"Jonah, your poems are close to emerging on the other side."
$60
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Victoria Watson
I donated in support of this campaign.
$30
Lisa Sclan Cooper
"Love your poetry Jonah. Thank you"
$18
A supporter of Jonah Bornstein
"A fine poet, a fine friend, a fine journal."
$20
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Jim Romberg
"The voice of poetry brings us together in pursuing the beauty in our lives and our world."
$10
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Jo Heim
"You’re amazing Jonah"
$100
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Lindy Cicada
"In Johan Bornstein’s name we would like to contribute this small token."
$20
Allen Hansen
I donated in support of this campaign.
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Steven Hopkins
"my dear friend, for your marvelous poetry that comes singing and crying, its beauty and its sadness that saves . . . "
$50
Noel Chatroux
"For the love of art!"
$36
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David Zaslow
"Poetry is medicine"
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Adam Bornstein
"In support of Jonah and his creative inspirations."
$50
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James Anderson
"Honored."
$50
A supporter of Jonah Bornstein
"Thank you Jonah for the deeper truth of your poetry."
$100
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Barbara Talbertt
"Hope this helps with your writing effort. Kevin and Barbara Talbert "
$50
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Ayala Zonnenschein
"Love your poems!"
$10
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Noa Bornstein
"Looking forward to your poems, Jonah."
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Marcy B Greene
I donated in support of this campaign.
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A supporter of Jonah Bornstein
I donated in support of this campaign.
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A supporter of Jonah Bornstein
"Thanks to Jonah and Tupelo Press for the important work you are doing."
Steve Dieffenbacher
"Literary journals like Tupelo have been my antidote to chaos in this difficult year. It's important to keep them going."
$20
A supporter of Jonah Bornstein
"Thank you, Jonah, and Tupelo Press for your efforts."
$15
A supporter of Jonah Bornstein
"I wish it were more."
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Julie Weber
"Love Tupelo, Jonah’s poetry and that he is writing but our old town and what the fire brought through—and took away. "
$10
A supporter of Jonah Bornstein
I donated in support of this campaign.
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I am dedicating the poems I write this month to all those who lost their homes in Oregon wildfires. But I'm not fixed on the directions the poems may go. Leaves are beginning to turn on the black locust tree next door. Soon the live branches will meld with the dead. Images begin to emerge. Is the hat I wear the strangeness of our times? We'll see what happens. I only know, your support will give me inspiration as I write a poem a day this month.
Tupelo Press provides the canvas, I bring my words, accompanied by other fine poets, writing thirty poems in thirty days (or thirty one), all ours to edit and submit as we wish. 30/30 poems have been taken by over 90 journals and featured in over 40 published chapbooks, all so Tupelo Press can keep publishing exquisite and diverse voices that might never be heard otherwise.
Every dollar gives me confidence to write more, and helps the press place more poems in gorgeous books. Help me to help this distinguished press. Give today!