There Used To Be a Fish Called Salmon

About the Book

Teresa Mosteller has been writing poetry since childhood. As a youth, she found the practice to be therapeutic and would write whenever the spirit moved her. The results of her creative efforts always managed to lift her spirits. However, as life unfolded, her poems and stories took a back seat.

One night, her newlywed husband Gordy – the chef in their household – fixed her a marvelous salmon dinner. This simple, delicious meal reawakened the poet’s heart, and soon, There Used to Be a Fish Called Salmon came to fruition. Like her salmon tale, each poem and story in this book was inspired by an event, a memory, or a dream too vivid to forget.

This collection is a Valentine to Teresa’s caring family and dear friends. She writes of her dreams, disappointments, memories of the past and hopes for the future. Like an appealing smorgasbord, each selection may be enjoyed on its own or in combination with others. Whether it’s a delicious dish or a tantalizing tale, Teresa believes that joy becomes the main ingredient when love is in the recipe.

About the Author

Teresa M. Mosteller is a playwright, occasional actor, and freelance poet, living in Seattle, Washington. She has published or presented several original plays including The Opulent and Tragic Baby Doe Tabor (co-written with family), Sing Me a Story, A Musical Excursion, and Mr. Lucky’s. She daylights as a human resources professional and is also a licensed insurance agent.