Aggregated Discontent

“An essay collection that covers everything from the freelance hustle to the state of trans healthcare in the U.S. with a dryly confessional, comedic voice guaranteed to make you burst out laughing.”—Vogue “Walker cuts to the heart of what it means to be a woman in the twenty-first century, all accomplished with her searingly biting wit.”—Harper’s Bazaar A THEM AND ELECTRIC LITERATURE BEST BOOK OF THE YEAR After a brief fling with corporate stability in her twenty-something cis era, Harron Walker has transitioned into a terminally single freelancer and part-time shopgirl. She's in the throes of her second adolescence and its requisite daily spirals. She wants it all, otherwise known as: basic human rights, a stable job with good pay and healthcare benefits, someone to love, the ability to feel safe and secure, the pursuit of satisfaction and maybe even contentment. And when