THOUGHTS KEEP FLOWING

About the Book

THOUGHTS KEEP FLOWING teaches us how to empty ourselves so that we can be refilled.

The poetry of Part One reminds us that there are times when life calls upon us to make a positive contribution to humanity.  If we are wise, we immediately heed the call and cautiously begin sowing the kinds of seeds that are destined to yield good fruits and influence the world far beyond what we are capable of thinking or imagining.  We pour out of ourselves those character-building lessons that teach others how to listen with their hearts.  It is then and only then, after pouring from our hearts, minds, and souls will we find that we have even more to give and that the “THOUGHTS KEEP FLOWING.”

Part Two of the this book is the first segment of a sequential novel where the author takes us into the lives of a family of characters who show us what it means to share similar surroundings but completely different experiences.  When Beth Fisher decides to sell the family homestead, she commands a reunion that invokes a continuum of emotions, ranging from repugnance to ecstasy.  Join this dynasty through a myriad of episodes that include: molestation, loss of virginity, abuse, mayhem, death, pain, sickness, sorrow, joy, laughter, and tears – all against a backdrop of southern dinners and family traditions.  There has never been a walk down memory lane quite like this one.

About the Author

“Energetic, captivating, and dynamic…”

Gregory Brad Cutler, a native of eastern NC, received his Bachelor’s degree from Howard University and Doctor of Jurisprudence from Georgia State University.  His works have been showcased in plays, televised productions, legal articles, federal publications, and instructional manuals.  His first book, If Words Could Speak, is a collection of poetry that encourages the reader to embrace all that life offers.  His second book, Thoughts Keep Flowing, is a combination of more original poems and the first part of a sequential novel. 

As a multi-talented writer and orator, he has narrated and hosted televised events and has served as a keynote speaker for school, community, church, and civic groups.  He is the founder and administrator of an academic scholarship, a member of the Academy of American Poets, a patron of the arts, and a supporter of the Special Olympics.  He resides in the Washington, DC area where he works for the federal government and serves as an adjunct professor.

For more information, please visit his web site at www.gbcutler.com.