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What if your words are the spark someone else needs?
In this powerful episode of Ink Speak, I share some of the origin story of Tempest Press, the new women-owned publishing company of mine and Chelsea Chatts amplifying underrepresented voices in a world drowning in sameness. Inspired by a poem from queer Indigenous poet Melachoir, I explore why follower count shouldn’t determine who gets heard, why we desperately need new voices, and how even one poem can ignite a movement.
This episode is a rally cry for creators, dreamers, and misfits who feel unseen in traditional spaces—a reminder that beauty can still rise from the wicked, and your voice matters more than you know.
🎙 Topics include:
- The flaws of the current publishing industry
- Fighting gatekeeping with authenticity
- Creating impact beyond social media numbers
- Amplifying marginalized voices through art
- Building a future where beauty and truth lead the way
- How to persist in a wicked world
📣 Because we don’t need more noise—we need your voice.
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