Kenneth Wagner's Fundraiser
HEY! help to support Tupelo Press' 30/30 Poetry Project
Your donation supports a poetry safe house where poets can take chances finding the way to their best work.
Leslie & Charley Chambers
"Thanks for sharing your gift with us! BTW, your girls get their smarts and their hearts from you!!!"
$40
Sandee Treptow
"Wish I could think of a more poetic way to say it, but I love your poetry. :)"
A supporter of Kenneth Wagner
"Love you and your work!"
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Maria Davis
"Love your poems Kenny!! "
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Jayne Marek
"Hey yourself! Thanks for roping me in and being a friend."
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Ken Laufmann
"Keep up the great work Kenny!"
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Mary Lou Luce
"I love reading your work!"
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Heidi Seaborn
"Ken, you have been holding out all these months! Wow!"
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Ann Randlette
"Looking forward to the rest of the month and the humor that often blares out from your work."
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Shelley Mitchell
"Ken, your poem today was a revelation--you rock it whether serious or humorous in tone--just awesome."
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Kari Brown
"Can't wait to read your poems again!"
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Jacqueline Thoms
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Don McManus
"Happy poetry!"
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Poet Bio: Kenneth Wagner lives in the Pacific Northwest with his two daughters – one in college, the other 8th grade - both are smarter than he is and are more than capable of correcting his benign lapses in sanity. Kenneth has taught poetry for the last ten years at his daughters' Elementary, Middle and High Schools. He also tends bar at Big Block Brewery, in Sammamish, Washington – and while the two might not seem compatible – often brief, productive parent/teacher conferences happen over of an IPA…and honestly, every one knows poetry always tastes better with a pint of Raspberry Blonde. Kenneth's work has appeared in literary journals and online publications such as - Rattle, Hanging Loose, Synesthesia Literary Journal and HIV/here and now. He is happy to be a returning poet to the Tupelo Press 30/30 project.
Your support gives me vital inspiration as I write for thirty days this month.
Tupelo Press provides the canvas, I bring my words, accompanied by other fine poets, writing thirty poems in thirty days, 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!