I'm writing a novel about a clone at the moment, which deals with the ethics of medical science and its place in our lives. When does healing become dabbling cack-handedly in the sacred?
But I digress. Here's a couple of cuties.
Tuesday, 18 February 2014
Robots - what's not to love - literally?
I'm writing a novel about a clone at the moment, which deals with the ethics of medical science and its place in our lives. When does healing become dabbling cack-handedly in the sacred?
But I digress. Here's a couple of cuties.
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