Age Matters
Age Matters by Peggy Dougherty is a satirical exploration of age, Hollywood, and relationships, published by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform on October 5, 2018. This edition spans 487 pages and is presented in English. The narrative follows Kay Baldwin, who, after a financially devastating divorce, writes a screenplay that could secure her a prestigious award, but her age becomes a barrier. To navigate Hollywood’s ageism, she persuades her thirty-year-old daughter to impersonate her, leading to a series of chaotic events that challenge both their lives.
Readers will find a humorous yet poignant story that delves into themes of motherhood and the complexities of contemporary relationships. As Kay attempts to outmaneuver an arrogant producer intent on sabotaging her success, she risks her bond with her daughter and her chances at love. This book presents a unique perspective on the pressures of age and ambition within the entertainment industry, making it a relevant addition to the genres of women’s fiction and literature.
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In this satiric take on age, Hollywood, and relationships, Kay Baldwin, following a financially-crippling divorce, writes a cathartic screenplay that becomes slated to win a prestigious competition—if only she were younger. By convincing her thirty-year-old daughter to impersonate her, Kay manages to outsmart Hollywood ageism—and disrupt her daughter’s life. When an arrogant producer who holds the key to Kay’s success decides to ensure her failure, Kay, in her efforts to thwart him, rushes headlong from one madcap caper to another. In the process, she jeopardizes her relationship with her daughter and puts at risk what might be Kay’s last chance at love.
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