Product Description
An original short story by writer and filmmaker Shad Clark.
Born to an industrialized supply line of universal organ donors, Ziggy was bred to look like an ordinary piglet even if his eyes, lungs, liver, pancreas, kidneys, intestines and heart are, more or less, human. But unlike all the other cloned pigs, Ziggy is born with human hands and feet. This makes him the unknowing subject of an experiment in which he’s raised as a normal child in a house with no mirrors. When he finally sees himself for what he is, he sets out to find his mother, convinced that only she could love such a creature.
Born to an industrialized supply line of universal organ donors, Ziggy was bred to look like an ordinary piglet even if his eyes, lungs, liver, pancreas, kidneys, intestines and heart are, more or less, human. But unlike all the other cloned pigs, Ziggy is born with human hands and feet. This makes him the unknowing subject of an experiment in which he’s raised as a normal child in a house with no mirrors. When he finally sees himself for what he is, he sets out to find his mother, convinced that only she could love such a creature.
