Alfred Ferraris

Alfred (Fred) Ferraris is a poet, writer, and actor. His poetry and prose have been widely published in journals, including The Cafe Irreal, Caveat Lector, Cold Mountain Review, Escape Into Life, Stand, Thieves Jargon, and The Worcestor Review, and have been included in the anthology, Prayers For A Thousand Years, HarperSanFrancisco (1999). His books include Marpa Point, Blackberry Books (1976), Older Than Rain, New and Selected Poems, Selva Editions (1997), and The Durango Chronicles, Book One, Blue Marmot Press (2005). He has been a finalist in the National Poetry Series, a nominee for a Pushcart Prize, and a recipient of the Mark Fischer Award from the Telluride Writers Guild. His film collaboration, Even the Door Must Open, was a selection of the Nolita Film Festival (NYC). He has acted on television, radio, and in films. His credits include, among others, Time Capsule, Invasive Procedures, the live action mystery game, Relics: Dark Hours, and the feature films, The Code (completed) and The Fourth Moment (projected release date, December,2012).