Isidora’s Reviews > Tender Is the Flesh > Status Update

If a person with a first and last name can be eaten legally, and they're not considered a product, what's stopping anyone from eating anyone else? But the government didn't stipulate what was to be done with the meat because it's meat no one wants to consume, not if they know where it comes from and have to pay market value for it.

Horror story at this point.

He doesn't ask her anything. His sister's words smell of detained humidity, of confinement, of intense cold. She keeps talking.

Solid one, the doom and gloom of cannibalistic future and human slavery made me start reading it. The prose is light, even though the dystopia in itself is not strongly built.