Austin Macauley’s very skilled and top-quality author, Susan Jackson was interviewed by a local newspaper, the Richmond River Independent for her book, The Little Aussie Battler. The article was published on Wednesday, July 15th. In the interview, Susan talked about her struggles of putting together and recollecting memories for her memoir. She also shared her life journey and some challenging moments like the death of her mother and the sudden death of her son at the age of 11 in a car accident.  The Little Aussie Battler is a memoir of the author’s life journey. The story started when she migrated as a four-year-old and tried to fit in a different culture. Her marriage failed and the sudden death of her son came along with repercussions. But still, she tried to find happiness between the lines. She learned life lessons the hard way and finally started to love herself. This story is her spiritual journey and recollects memories of her first forty years of life with thirty years still untold and untouched. Read this encouraging story here.  Susan Jackson is 70 years old and lives with a big family of six children, seventeen grandchildren, and fifteen great-grandchildren. She has always kept a diary and this book covers the first forty years of her life. She hopes to publish another book to share the next thirty untouched journals of her life.