Friday, October 4, 2013

Terry Folz & Ann Tweedy AlteredScale.com Issue 4 Launch Reading

The AlteredScale.com Issue 4 Launch Reading took place at Boneshaker  Books on September 21. Terry and Ann were two of the readers. Films of other readings appeared on this blog this week.



Terry Folz



Ann Tweedy

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Terrence Folz is an experimental poet whose influences include poets of the Beat era such as Charles Bukowski and Delmore Schwartz, but also the dadaists/surrealists and French symbolist poets such as Baudelaire. He’s read at various poetry mics in the twin cities since moving here in 1990. A few of these include readings at Kieran’s Irish Pub, Speedboat Gallery, The Artists Quarter,The Beat Cafe, Tillie’s Bean, Dusty’s Bar, The Nicollet, and the Coffee Gallery. For a year Terrence hosted a monthly open mic at the Coffee Gallery. Mr. Folz is also a member of Vonnegut’s Bureau, a spoken word band, along with musicians Rush Merchant and Richard Griffith. Watch for them at a coffeehouse or bar near you.

Ann Tweedy loves traveling, especially the strangeness of being an outsider in a tiny town and the disorientation of exploring foreign countries. She’s shy but relishes the rush of doing the things that scare her. While in law school, she studied poetry writing with Robert Hass. She currently teaches law at Hamline University in St. Paul. Her poetry has been widely published in journals and anthologies, including Rattle, Clackamas Literary Review, and Wisconsin Review, and she has been nominated for both a Pushcart Prize and a Best of the Net Award. She also has read in New York City, San Francisco, Seattle, Minneapolis, and elsewhere. tcCreativePress of Los Angeles published her first chapbook, Beleaguered Oases, in 2010, and her second chapbook, White Out, was just published by Green Fuse Press.

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Terrence Folz Reading From "Bunt Burke"

  Terrence Folz's chapbook  Bunt Burke will appear from The Circulatory Press in August 2021. The above film features him reading some o...