The War on Sarah Morris - Jones, Kathleen
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ONE DAY, YOU'RE A VALUED EMPLOYEE OF THE COMPANY ... THE NEXT DAY, YOU'RE BEING PUSHED OUT THE DOOR. What happens when your secure corporate job suddenly becomes precarious? Book editor Sarah Morris finds herself in this predicament when the company she has served for twenty-one years is reorganized. Sarah's boss gives all the company's book editing projects to freelancers and a pet employee, unofficially demoting Sarah, who must spend her days tagging documents. And when Sarah's boss starts bullying her, she realizes that she's been pigeonholed into a dead-end job.

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ONE DAY, YOU'RE A VALUED EMPLOYEE OF THE COMPANY ... THE NEXT DAY, YOU'RE BEING PUSHED OUT THE DOOR. What happens when your secure corporate job suddenly becomes precarious? Book editor Sarah Morris finds herself in this predicament when the company she has served for twenty-one years is reorganized. Sarah's boss gives all the company's book editing projects to freelancers and a pet employee, unofficially demoting Sarah, who must spend her days tagging documents. And when Sarah's boss starts bullying her, she realizes that she's been pigeonholed into a dead-end job.
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Kathleen Jones lives in the English Lake District and is a Sunday Times best-selling author of biography, fiction and poetry. Her subjects include Katherine Mansfield, Catherine Cookson, Christina Rossetti, and the women of the Wordsworth and Coleridge families (which became a Virago Classic). Kathleen worked in broadcast journalism in England and the Middle East, and is also the author of two historical novels (one of which was the Historical Novel Society's 'Book of the Year') and four collections of poetry. She has taught creative writing for the Open University and the University of Newcastle and became a Royal Literary Fund Fellow in 2007.