by Elizabeth A. Trembley   Four individuals’ disturbing stories of chronic illness illuminate how the American medical system often fails to help people who are not cis, white, heterosexual men, leading the author to better contextualize her own frustrating experiences and offer all of us hope for a way forward. Writer, illustrator, and teacher Erin Williams (Commute: An Illustrated Memoir of Female Shame, 2019, etc.) adds to the growing body of graphic medicine with an illustrated work that is part graphic memoir, part interviews, and part data research. What’s Wrong: Personal Histories of Chronic Pain and Bad Medicine will help… Read More