Using her actual diary entries from the mid-80s, writer Kathey Norton details her life as a young writer working in the fast food industry, and the struggle to remain creative while dealing with a soul-crushing boss, an ever-changing cast of co-workers, the drama of an atypical first romance, and the frustration and self-doubt that haunt her. Brutally honest and poignant, dark yet hopeful, Diary of a Fast Food Worker provides a glimpse into the creative and, at times, tortured soul of a writer trying to survive the realities of working at Hamburger Hell, while still clinging tightly to her dreams and ambitions as a novelist and poet. Kathey Norton is a novelist, screenwriter, and poet born and raised in Sacramento, California. She has published two novels-What Becomes a Legend Most and Double Life. Kathey graduated from California State University, Sacramento with a BA in Communication Studies and an MA in Political Science. She is also a singer and musician who spends her free time studying music with the goal of starting her own band.