Workers' Compensation: A Real Pain in the Neck, by Randy S. Boucher

This is a raw, candid memoir chronicling his four-year battle with the Workmen’s Comp system following a workplace injury. What starts as a personal ordeal quickly unfolds into a broader critique of a bureaucratic system that, in Boucher’s words, “stays as far away from help as possible.”

They even went so far as to blame this on my gay lifestyle.