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Reading is about more than following a narrative or learning facts; it can also be a profound shared experience that culminates in a better understanding of ourselves and each other. In that spirit, welcome to the Westword Book Club,
a weekly feature celebrating the books that inspire Denver artists.
Comedian, writer, and first-name hoarder Ian Douglas Terry may hail from Nebraska, but by networking with and charming Denver's funniest mirth merchants, he has cultivated relationships here and, over the course of his frequent visits, he's managed to build a bridge between Denver and Omaha's fledgling comedy scenes. As the co-founder of Omaha's OK Party Comedy crew, Terry (also known as IDT) organized Crom Comedy Festival, which prominently featured Denver comics, and performed at the High Plains Comedy Festival in August. Westword caught up with IDT in advance of this week's Grawlix show to chat about young adult fiction, Denver comedy and being a nerd about dragons.
See also: Comedian Jordan Doll on hobo tales, comic books and children's classics
