Susan is a former WORLD book reviewer, story coach, feature writer, and editor. She has authored eight historical novels for children and resides with her husband, Marvin, in Austin, Texas.
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Susan Olasky | The 2012 election will have a deep impact on charity healthcare clinics in the United States. But the uninsured, and the need for these clinics, we will always have with us
Four novels for light reading
Susan Olasky | Volunteer doctors, nurses, and dentists fill a crucial role in providing healthcare to the needy, especially when licensing and liability laws provide for their needs
Susan Olasky | Charity clinics often focus on changing unhealthy behavior, but it takes a long-term outlook and patients who want to change
Five nonfiction books
Susan Olasky | Formal and informal groups of healthcare providers are keeping the poor from missing the safety net
Susan Olasky | Independent Christian clinics may soon have to decide whether to accept government funding. Is the price of federal money too high?
Susan Olasky | A ground-level look at charity clinics throughout the United States finds a thriving, but often ignored, subsection of American healthcare
Four 'bonnet' novels
Four recent crime novels
