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Collected Poems

This book follows writer's quest for his voice through nostalgia and modern observations, featuring over 100 free-verse poems by Greg Luti.

The collection covers themes from identity and love to confronting death, with mix of whimsical, funny, and thought-provoking pieces that keep readers engaged.

Notable poems include reflections on past experiences musings about history, and critiques of contemporary poetry trends.

Book cover with abstract shapes in red, black, and lime green on white. Text reads "Collected Poems by Greg Luti" in elegant fonts.
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Steve

The author is fearless in giving us a window into his mind - his thoughts, emotions, observations, and commentaries - expressing and capturing what is inside - what he sees, feels, observes - opening himself up for all to see. It can't help but affect, at least it did for me.
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Everything Must Go - Short Story Collection

What do dreams mean? Why are curtains blue? Who moved the TV from the hallway?

These are just a few explored in Greg Luti's charming and fun short story collection, where the journey matters more than the answers.

Some stories include: -

Transfer from NIR: A park worker reflects on unexpected experiences.

Television in the Hallway: A family's struggle with moving their TV.

My Uncle Hilbert: A man reevaluates his mean uncle's reputation.

The Tale of Mr. Will: A man finds himself trapped in a never-ending cycle.

Dream: A man questions his reality during a dream.

After Meal Message: Friends at a diner overlook an obvious accident.

Pat's Birthday: A mother hides a secret from her son during lunch.

The Merchant of Death: A man meets a mysterious vendor.

Mr. Evil and the Tennis Rackets: An insane villain plots with captured heroes.

A Trip to the Bookstore: The author revisits a bookstore post-pandemic.

No Resolution: Co-workers discuss a fight while navigating unfulfilling jobs.

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Steve

Some Introspective, philosophical, and thoughtful short stories that were enjoyable and interesting to read.
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A Day in the Life - Novel

A Day In The Life follows college student Nickolas Cripp as he navigates journey from home to college and the city, where he hopes to attend an open mic. Along the way, he meets various quirky characters including a thought-provoking teacher and friends who doubt his writing skills. The encounters lead Nick to question his aspirations in comedy and his identity. Ultimately, it’s a personal journey of self-discovery in a seemingly meaningless world revealing that the true joke is on you.

Gayle Slagle

However, if you are one of those people with whom society has problems of one kind or another, I am most certain that you will also LOVE LOVE this book.

Grady Harp

And there are so many of these little one page observations cum comments cum frustrations that it is impossible to read this book and not look in the mirror with a different glance.

Ultimate World

For fans of character-driven fiction, coming-of-age tales, and stories that blend humor with heart, Day In The Life is a thoughtful, relatable, and quietly profound read.

Upcoming

The Hit of Henry - A Novel

A reporter learns about a man who achieves an extraordinary feat at a local baseball game but struggles to uncover his identity. In "The Hit of Henry," Tom, a small-town journalist, investigates a mysterious man who hit an unprecedented home run. As he faces skepticism from others deeming the search pointless, Tom persists in locating Henry, visiting various locations like a rundown baseball field, a nursing home, and an orphanage. Will he learn the truth behind the legendary home run, or is it all a fabrication?

Baseball-themed book cover features a field with The Hit of Henry and A novel by Greg Luti text. Border has bat and ball motifs.
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