In a recent interview in New York, Gary Beers stated, that he personally requested the release of the two poems in Whales, which are a reflection of a field project for his Ph.D. and Psy.D in Psychology. Ultimately, he said such poems would be included in the autobiography he hopes to have published over the next few years.
“Do these poetic stanzas reflect your Red and Blue Periods of your writing, Mr. Beers?” asked by Koori Combings. “They are a sound and indefatigable reflection of my life’s work in the realm of poetic and psychological psychologies, and that also provide an endurance of all I have suffered and learned of the many traveled roads thus far in my life… These stanzas embark on a journey that indelibly has given me the experience needed to make the exceedingly invaluable contribution, I believe, to both literature and psychology, wholeheartedly.” said Beers. “How has these poetry contributions enabled you to follow the road of your studies in the field of forensic psychology?” Beers stated “These particulars pieces afford the guidance needed of my haven to embark on the seemingly, endless roads of clinical and forensic psychologies in which has gracefully allowed me to share all I have learned and experienced over the last twenty-five years in the academic and scholarly areas of these heavily traveled roads of the social sciences. I too in my autobiography will share with the reader the large body of academic and field sciences the knowledge to aid them to understand completely the human personality, and its many intricate and facet parts in which have baffled and puzzled humanity for thousands of years. I am truly so very busy with these projects that I have immersed myself in both as a creative and scholar researcher…” Beers denotes that in his current position to be one abound with endless thoughts he is working to bring to paper; and one required to blissfully engage himself in that will inevitably reflect a moment the world will never forget in literature he hopes to have eventual published. “This coming summer of 2013, I will go back to Germany to complete the contents of both book/s and my research field project for the academic and scholar research areas of both clinical and forensic psychologies.” Beers said. And. Lastly. “Mr. Beers, are you completely satisfied with the two poems you had released in England and all of Whales last week in which are also known to many parts of the world such as New York, South Africa, Russia, and France and Germany now?” “Yes. The two contributions stem from the current work I now immerse myself… They are the zenith of my best work that I hope will give the resounding knowledge sought by the academic and scholarly communities that have been fraught fully studied of mankind since its inception of civilization!”