U.S. Naval Hospital (ePub)

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Autor: Peter Glassman

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U.S. Naval Hospital presents 8 stories of real life happenings to patients and staff during wartime. Central Park has 3 marine patients testing their recovery by allowing New York City muggers to attack them. Lexington and Thomas Jefferson depicts the author as a Navy Medical Officer caught up in the beaurocracy of a wartime mindset. When the Vietnam War ends the author faces Navy law prosection for seemingly trivial circumstances in a A Tale of Two Boats. The Man in White about a wounded warrior in a total body cast presents an epidemiological nightmare to the hospital commander. You won't believe how much trouble a wounded marine sergeant creates for himself in The Tattoo. A noted Navy chest surgeon takes up a bow and arrow to stalk his wife's lover from Central Park in Arrows in the Night. The most outrageous and frightening episode for the author because it really happened to him is revealed in Peter and the Wolf. St. Albans, Boston and Portsmouth New Hampshire Naval Hospitals all vie for unusual situations with life in a military medical society.

Autoren-Porträt von Peter Glassman

A baby boomer and retired physician I'm devoting my time to writing medical, crime and historical thrillers. My life as an author began in 2003 after several individualsat Toastmaster's International speeches suggested "you should write a book". My first novel THE EYEMAN shows the consequences of untreated PTSD in a Vietnam War returnee. In the author's note of each of my 9 published novels I've revealed the reason behind each book creation. I likewise did this for each short story in U.S. Naval Hospital. Even when I read other authors I look for the story behind the story.

I live in retirement in San Antonio Texas spending several hours a day writing and editing my novels. I currently have over 36 story lines waiting to blossom into pertinent, poignant prose interlaced with humor and reality.

Peter Glassman MD, PhD