Ina Roy Faderman's Fundraiser
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Elizabeth Wallace
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Robert Hof
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Brian Chaffin
"Happy birthday, Ina!"
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Tess Bliven
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Amy Ukleja
"Excited to see your continued writing Ina! Keep going <3"
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"Your donation for Tahlequah touched me, Ina. What a fitting way to say thanks!"
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Susan Slater
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"Happy to support you Ina in this creative cause. It's a win-win situation in my book! Happy new year! Donna Seid"
Lillian Faderman
"What a wonderful project for a wonderful press!"
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Hi! I'm Ina Roy-Faderman (she/her), a returning Tupelo 30/30 participant. I hope that you'll follow my January 30/30 cohort as we write our way through January 2025. Tupelo Press provides the outlet; we bring our words, accompanied by a group of other wonderful poets. We write thirty poems in thirty days, which we edit and subsequently submit for publication as we wish. 30/30 poems have been accepted by over 200 journals and featured in over 40 published chapbooks.
Tupelo Press is a fine example of a company that publishes diverse, gifted voices that might never be heard otherwise. Your support gives me vital inspiration as I write for thirty days this month. Every dollar donation gives me confidence and strength to write more and helps the Tupelo Press place more poems in gorgeous books. Help me to help this distinguished press.
If you'd like to check out my writing outside of this project, it can be found in Pigeon Papers, The Rumpus, Trash Panda, Otolarygology, the Midwest Journal of Philosophy, and others. If you want to know a bit about me, well, I live in northern California with several mammals (some human), and drink a lot of coffee. I teach biomedical ethics at university and serve as a poetry editor for Right Hand Pointing and the chair of the Cascadia Poetry Postcard Fest board.