This installment of Mark Elzey’s autobiography brings the reader through an interminable and harrowing string of childhood corrective surgeries for the sake of “normalization”.

In a bitter voice, the undergirding of self worth is dismantled as a possible, unnerving root of feminism is excavated.

A relationship shakes amid combat against corporate greed.

Indignities and exploitation are righted with sharp words and a blunt defense.