Susan Lewis
Bio
Human Rights Advocate, Criminal Reform, Writer for Chicken Soup for the Soul. A voice for those who have been silenced.
Stories (2/0)
The Man On The Train
Tap, tap, tap... The tapping was constant and annoying. Somehow it rose above all the chatter and clanking and rustling of the usual noise of the morning commuter train. She sat a bit straighter in her usual seat. A window seat with her briefcase placed on the empty seat next to her, looking at no one, speaking to no one. She always sat at the same seat on the same train 5 days a week to work and back,
By Susan Lewis3 years ago in Fiction
Homeless Woman On My Porch. Should I Call The Cops?
The first time I saw her, I wanted to call the cops. I didn’t like her sitting on the bottom of the stairs that lead to the front door of my apartment. I was living in a 2 story house that had been converted into 2 or 3 apartments. 2 if you didn’t count the room directly to the left of the front door that the landlord was using for storage. He was always saying he was going to rent it out but never did.
By Susan Lewis3 years ago in Humans
