Tuck chats with writer Harron Walker (she/her). Topics include:
- Sleepaway Camp (1983) vs They/Them (2022)
- Making sense of GSA Day of Silence circa 2007
- Advice for women who keep accidentally dating eggs
- Ways that even “supportive” adults influence trans kids’ genders
- Plus: The Marshafication of Cecilia Gentili, Bill Clinton’s death in a tragic saxophone accident, and three tips for being normal :) :)
Submit a piece of Theymail: Today’s messages were from Eliot West Editorial and Chrysalis Magazine.
Find Harron at harronwalker.com and @harnwaw. Aggregated Discontent is available at thisistrans.info and your local bookstore.
You can find Harron’s profile of Cecilia Gentili on Vulture and read the full interview transcript via the Poetry Project.
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