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William Teets is an author and poet born in Peekskill, NY, who currently resides in Dutchess County, NY. His personal memoir Upside Down (One on the House) was released to rave reviews in 2013. Before the Flood, a poetry collection that resonates with Americana, blues music and barrooms, whiskey and smoke, rivers and haunted highways, leather jackets and hoodies and Sunday’s best is currently available on Amazon. Teets is also featured in the anthology, Renderings, which is also available on Amazon, through the Hudson Valley Writers Workshop. Earlier works of his poetry can be found in Chronogram and Art and Life. The author is currently writing his first novel; Reverend Went Walking. Contact the author at P.O. Box 204, Hopewell Junction, NY 12533; call (845) 549-0250; or email bwteets@hotmail.com
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Upside Down (One on the House) is not a standard story of alcoholism and recovery, but the harrowing tale of one man’s quest to regain his sanity and soul–and eventually his life. In his personal memoir, author William Teets recounts his uncontrollable and unyielding sojourns into surreal worlds of Mad Hatters, rye swilling, untruth telling gnomes, demons, hellhounds, and literary and religious notables. Teets sweeps away readers on a horrific and terrifying journey through his mind as he battles encephalopathy and near death. Through his trials and tribulations, the author is forced to revisit his past and the fractured reflections of who he has become. See-sawing endlessly between worlds of fantasy, reality, madness, and reason, the author searches for sanctuary and redemption…and hope. After enduring endless crucibles and re-examining himself, the universe, and all that is, he finally finds salvation and healing in the most unlikely of places. A place that has always existed within him, but needed to be rediscovered. Upside Down (One on the House) is a terrifying, humorous, sad, and joyful tale of one man’s journey home and ultimately to himself.Outskirts Press Review
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