She Was A Fly In The Wrong Soup-Chapter Three
It’s Rachel first day at Salter’s Point Regional and she meets some of her bizarre, and crazy colleagues…
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She Was A Fly In The Wrong Soup-Chapter Two
Rachel interviews at Salter’s Point Regional and discovers the crazy hospital lives up to its looney, sordid reputation…
A Word By Dawn Porter
Am I your only black friend? Before you answer, let me add to the question. I don’t mean George from accounting who knows all the ins and outs of last week’s game. I don’t mean the security guard you wave to every morning on your way into work. […]
Chapter One
Hello Everyone! Here is Chapter One of my new Novel. Enjoy and Happy Monday! Mid-October 1984 It was almost midnight and the moon loomed like a big orange pumpkin in the dark, clear sky. Curled on the hard-narrow bed in a fetal position with a blanket over her, […]
AND THE BEAT OF RACISM GOES ON…
Good Morning Everyone. In the wake of George Floyd’s death, I like to take a moment from my usual postings of funny stories to reflect on the topic of racism in America. This year, I will turn 62 years old. As an African American woman, I have experienced […]
Prologue: She Was A Fly In The Wrong Soup
When young social worker Rachel Thomas accepts her first “real” job at Salter’s Point Regional in Washington State, she expects to be working around crazy people. After all, the hospital was once a notorious insane asylum…
New Novel: She Was A Fly in The Wrong Soup
A humorous story about professional misfits employed in a psychiatric hospital in the 1980’s.
From The Author’s Corner
John Pimple Butt Lewis: From The Novel, “She Was A Fly In The Wrong Soup!”
Doctor Louis returns to work and interviews an unusual character on his unit. He soon discovers his patient harbors an interesting scary past.
The Hairpiece: An Excerpt From The Novel, She Was A Fly In The Wrong Soup!
Doctor Michael Louis returned to work after being out ill for several weeks. Needless to say, he’s not having a good day.
