The Apron With No Name Yet
Nobody knows which name to embroider on the spare apron. Miranda has spent three months answering to the other cook’s. On the last Friday both women turn up to serve lunch.
A temporary job can show a woman the permanent life she has stopped questioning.
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Three women in Bristol take maternity, family or recovery cover at ordinary workplaces. Each is welcomed as the person who will keep someone else’s place warm. As months pass, the woman who left and the one who stepped in begin to want different things. The difficult part is telling each other before a roomful of colleagues decides for them.
Eve has reorganised her life around having Thursdays free. Agnes is coming back and also wants Thursdays. The noticeboard is full of opinions written by people available on Thursdays. The free companion novella is The Apron With No Name Yet.
An apron without a name starts the group. A Thursday rota, a borrowed chair and an unwritten final handover move it from mutual reassurance to honest choices about what comes next.
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Nobody knows which name to embroider on the spare apron. Miranda has spent three months answering to the other cook’s. On the last Friday both women turn up to serve lunch.
Eve has reorganised her life around having Thursdays free. Agnes is coming back and also wants Thursdays. The noticeboard is full of opinions written by people available on Thursdays.
Shirley has one week left in Monica’s chair. The callers all ask after Monica and nobody asks what Shirley will do next. Then Monica confides that coming back is the last thing she wants.
Parveen asks her old friend Rae for the handover. Rae gives her a notebook full of names and no instructions. The young people’s first question is whether both women intend to disappear again.
The first temporary worker opens her Thursday table to a stranger wearing someone else’s uniform.
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$235 per book · Save $75
Order this packEach pack is only sold once.
Until 3 December: your concept comes with two On-Demand classes of your choice and six TropeSmith Maps.
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