Timea Frye

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Timea C. FryePresident of TnJPoetry, Inc

Within 3 days, you will receive an e-mail from Timea, with information on how to become a published author.

I wish you the "Best of Luck" with your project!Timea C. FryePresident of TnJPoetry, Inc

Timea Frye, author and founder of TnJPoetry, is heading up this year's competition.

"After I published my book, I wanted to reach out to the youth," Frye said.

Her volume of poems, "The Violin," was self-published in 2005.
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INFO: Timea Frye, 321-9052

Timea C. FryeFounderTnJPoetry, Inc

In 2005 Timigirl was created by Timea C. Frye, Vice-President of Amerihun Designs, author and founder of TnJPoetry, Inc.

Timea developed Bursitis at the age of 24.This limited her from enjoying one of her favorite hobbies ... "Skateboarding!" Since she is no longer physically able to enjoy skating her passion for it will reflect through out her fun and creative designs for skater girls like herself!

Local poet Timea Frye is coordinating a poetry slam for the opening of the Grand Theatre Center for the Arts.She's looking for other poets who want to share their work.

For information: Frye, 321-9052 or > This email address is being protected from spam bots, you need Javascript enabled to view it >

Timea C. Frye - President/Founder *About Timea timea@tnjpoetry.com
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Timea and Jayson's Poetry

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What is the History of TnJPoetry, Inc?

TnJPoetry, Inc was founded by author, Timea Csonka Frye in 2004, as a website for individuals to post their poetry for free. She was not convinced that this was all she can provide for her fellow poets. As an author and a poet, Timea researched her surrounding community for a place where a young poet had the opportunity to be acknowledged. She

Biography of Timea Csonka Frye

Timea was born in Budapest, Hungary in 1976.
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Timea has one brother Andras Csonka Jr. With her parents and
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brother, Timea left Hungary in 1987.
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In 1988, Timea and her family were transferred out of the refugee camp to the small town of Sandl, Austria. The town was small and its people were very helpful. Many families opened their homes to the refugee families and allowed their children to attend school. This gave Timea the opportunity to learn German and translate for her parents. However, they had many scary times as well, which to this day brings bad memories to Timea.
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For many days Timea would come home from school after being beaten and verbally abused. However, she is the
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strong women, Timea is always reminded that she as well has the ability to overcome prejudice.

In 1989, thanks to the help of Trinity Church in Vermilion, South Dakota her family moved to the United States of America! The local newspaper, Plain Talk, wrote an article of their journey to the United States of America, but because Timea was unable to read the article, she strived to learn the American culture and language fluently within one year of living in the United States. In 1990 they moved to Sunnyvale, California where she attended Homestead High School. Timea worked as a housekeeper/babysitter to help support her family, and volunteered to help out with the Special Needs students in her High School during the summer programs. She decided to continue her poetry writing in 1991. By the age of 17, one of her poems she wrote for her father was published in a Hungarian Newspaper. In 1993 Timea and her family moved to Glendale, Arizona. She attended Alhambra High where she became the assistant librarian. She graduated from Alhambra High School in 1995. As her graduation present, her parents sent her for a vacation to Hungary to learn about her Hungarian culture. Timea took a job at her cousin Otto's Youth Hostel, and after work she studied Hungarian Literature. Through her studies she discovered that she was related to a famous Hungarian writer, Remenyik Zsigmond, and her great-great grandfather was a Baron, named S,ghi Baro, from Dormand, Hungary. After she returned to the USA, Timea and her family moved back to California. In the fall of 1995 she attended De Anza College to study American Literature, World History and Graphic Designs. Timea worked at Wolf Camera and Ritz Camera to put herself through College. In 1998 she began to date her husband Jayson C. Frye. In 1999 Jayson and Timea married.
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Timea became a stay at home mother of two daughters. In 2002 she set her goal to become a published author. Timea's dream to become a published author was constantly denied, yet she never accepted no for an answer. In 2004 she wrote 3 children's books, 2 non-fiction novels. In 2005, she was dissatisfied with her accomplishments and was determent to do more. During the same year not only did she struggled to save her mother from lung cancer, she succeeded with publishing her first book of poetry, The Violin, and created a place for children and adult poets to

Timea Csonka Frye and her husband, Jayson Frye, are keeping poetry creative and
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They have accomplished a lot in their relatively short history, starting with Timea writing a book of poetry, "The Violin," in 2004, along with two children's books and another nonfiction work.

Since she founded TnJ Poetry that same year, the Fryes have inspired a lot of other poets to write and publish their own poetry. Timea was so passionate about poetry and other writers being published that she wanted to let others feel the freedom of voicing their thoughts, free of charge, on their Web site, tnjpoetry.com.
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"We may be witnessing the birth of young poets in my classroom, thanks to Timea Frye's contest. What a memorable learning experience!"