Caffeinated Art #62 – Teresa Boze, Bill Cameron and Liz Grover

Teresa Boze

People accuse Teresa of being merrily dystopian, writing stories of loose morals  and no arc, and not “getting” Seth Godin. Yup. Pretty much. Still, she pulls down kudos from the likes of Oregon Writer’s Colony and VoiceCatcher.  She penned her first story in 2008 for an old friend, in the dangerous style of Tom Spanbauer and the experiential minimalism of Amy Hempel, expressly as an exercise to show him how to win a literary award. And it did. She tweets as PDXsays, and is known to dabble in copywriting, PR journalism,and documentary film.

Bill Cameron

Bill Cameron is the author of the dark, gritty Portland-based mysteries Lost Dog, Chasing Smoke, and Day One. His stories have appeared in Spinetingler, Killer Year, Portland Noir and the forthcoming First Thrills.

He is a member of Friends of Mystery, Mystery Writers of America, and International Thriller Writers. He tweets as bcmystery.

Liz Grover

Liz Grover is a global mystic activist with village ideals. Rar! She tweets as lilbutterfly.

7:00 p.m., Three Friends Coffee House,
SE 12th and Ash, Portland, Oregon

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Tags: Bill Cameron, Liz Grover, Teresa Boze

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