Life Inside a Jar
by George Wilhite
They wasted no time resurrecting Hector once more, per his contract. His knowledge of the plague, both from research and then exposure, was invaluable, so money was no object.
Hector had wondered what his earliest memories would be the second time around. Now he knew. Two months from embryo to mass of brain, eyeballs, and a few strands of nerves swirling in a jar of their “secret sauce,” the patented synthetic placenta that drove regeneration...
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What a hook!! You've got me, George. Like your writing style and your blog.
ReplyDeleteThanks. They sure nailed the art work. The idea came from imagining a jar on a table very much like this one.
ReplyDeleteGreat story, George.
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