Keep Clear

‘What makes this book extraordinary … is not the autism of its author but Cutler’s ability to articulate subtle shades of feeling in prose that feels both rigorously precise and uproariously funny. By its unexpectedly heart-wrenching conclusion, Keep Clear has delivered the readers into a world transformed by being glimpsed through the eyes of another – the reward of all superb writing.’

-- Steve Silberman * The Spectator *

‘A British humour writer chronicles his experiences with Asperger’s syndrome, for which he didn’t receive a diagnosis until he was 55, and explores some of the science associated with the condition … [T]he meat of the book is Cutler’s detailed, highly entertaining examination of his life on the spectrum, and his unique brand of comedy is evident throughout … An intimate embrace of Asperger’s full of both melancholy and salty humour..’

* Kirkus Reviews *

‘Honest, witty and informative, this is an important and valuable book on many levels … If you have a friend or family member who is on the Autism Spectrum, this book will go a long way toward helping to understand the immense effort it requires to try to fit into a ‘neurotypical’ world.’

* The Sherlock Holmes Journal *

‘This is a delightful and intimate insight into Asperger's, it couldn't be more timely or more valuable.’

-- Nicholas Blincoe, author of Manchester Slingback

‘Cutler’s memoir is a heartwarming account of his life through the lens of his obsessions and eccentricities.’

* Happy Mag *

Praise for A Gentleman's Bedside Book:

‘The perfect stocking filler for the man who has everything.’

* The Old