George Cantaffa’s New Book ‘Unbalanced Dudes’ is an Intriguing Collection Portraying the Depths of One’s Emotions

TOMS RIVER, N.J., June 16, 2022 (Newswire.com)
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Fulton Books author George Cantaffa, a charismatic and down-to-earth man, has completed his most recent book “Unbalanced Dudes”: an engrossing volume of writings that fosters emotions that were once ignored and restrained. Cantaffa’s work depicts the profound state of a person’s soul. His notable artistry is also shown in this opus as he seamlessly combined literature with impressive drawings. 

Cantaffa shares, “Welcome to my book, Unbalanced Dudes. I hope you enjoy my writings and drawings as much as I do. I write to escape and to take the reader on a journey. I hope my writings and drawings take you away and spark your mind to something interesting, new, and riveting. To take you away to places and trigger feelings you never felt before. The abstract faces create a different boundary of visuals unlike anything anyone has seen before. A new Idea. A new concept in literary combined with compelling artistry of the twenty-first century. This book will elate you and give you hope and let you know you are not alone. This book shares emotions that exist in all of us. I am truly grateful to be able to share my book with the world. This book is my dream come true. I hope my writings—some sad, some dark—will influence all your senses to feel something intuitive and positive. Enjoy the experience. A different take each and every new look. A true revelation of its own kind. Destined awakenings.”

Published by Fulton Books, George Cantaffa’s book is a stirring read that makes readers see the world differently. The author’s poetry about self, love, and life are surely insightful and thought provoking. 

Readers who wish to experience this creative work can purchase “Unbalanced Dudes” at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes Store, Amazon, Google Play or Barnes & Noble.

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Source: Fulton Books