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Author Insight
Illicit Experimentation
The crimes against the likes of Henrietta Lacks are renowned. Even if racism isn’t involved in the choice of the victim, the thought of someone doing something to a body without permission is horrifying. The character with the mysterious hands must be evil. Or are they? If an experiment is well set up to give legitimate results and the motive behind running it is well intentioned, things aren’t so black and white. Some very interesting things could result. If the recipients of an unauthorised procedure end up being happy with the gained info or changes, was it all right for the person to do whatever they did? In real life, probably not, but it sure makes for thought provoking fun in fiction.
Book Excerpt
Ripped Genes
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A quick-glove spray covered a pair of hands and they got to work. Carefully they dripped a calculated aliquot of nanodes into a vial of medicine destined for a patient. It was harder than anticipated to slip nanodes into patients, given that existing allergy medicine did so little good that a lot of personnel didn’t bother with it. Plus, other staff always seemed to be in the way. Still, some lucky souls were being given the chance of a lifetime.
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