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Rachel Farrowsworth did not plan to be single and unemployed at fifty-six. With limited education, she is rejected for hundreds of low-level jobs and is one step away from being homeless on the streets of South Western Sydney. Her daily routine is receiving a never-ending stream of rejection emails from recruitment consultants half her age, living on instant noodles, begging the electricity company for sympathy, and helping her Syrian neighbours navigate COVID-19 lockdowns. In a youth obsessed society that can make women of a certain age feel invisible, will she make it to the other side?

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Rachel Farrowsworth did not plan to be single and unemployed at fifty-six. With limited education, she is rejected for hundreds of low-level jobs and is one step away from being homeless on the streets of South Western Sydney. Her daily routine is receiving a never-ending stream of rejection emails from recruitment consultants half her age, living on instant noodles, begging the electricity company for sympathy, and helping her Syrian neighbours navigate COVID-19 lockdowns. In a youth obsessed society that can make women of a certain age feel invisible, will she make it to the other side?
Autorenporträt
After more than twenty years in Human Resources Alison decided she preferred words to people and went on to fulfil a career in Communications.Born in Calcutta to a Scottish mother and an Anglo-Indian father she describes herself as being pale with a liking for a curry. She lives in Sydney and is married to a Kiwi.You can connect with Alison on Twitter https://twitter.com/Blend_Of_Stuff or on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/BlendOfStuff.You can visit Alison's blog https://theinstantcoffee.com/showing articles published in the Heckler column (Sydney Morning Herald), Mamamia, Online Opinion, The Otago Daily Times, The Footy AlmanacThis is her first novel.