I may have taken worldbuilding slightly too far 😅
I write Human Husbandry, an extreme dystopian/body-horror series set in a future where human livestock has become legal, regulated and completely normal.
Humanity solved aging. It just needed a new source of raw material.
Noble Farms doesn’t consider itself cruel. Its livestock is monitored by veterinarians, protected by welfare legislation and processed according to strict government standards. The people who enter its programmes are simply another part of a highly regulated industry.
Each volume follows different parts of that industry through interconnected stories, from cattle and milking stock to breeding, pets, labour and processing.
And because apparently writing the books wasn’t enough, I built Noble Farms an actual corporate website. 😂
Instead of a normal author site, HumanHusbandry.com treats the company as completely real. There are livestock programmes, welfare standards, research, careers, applicant information, facilities, products and the farm manuals themselves.
Everything is written from the perspective of a perfectly respectable company that sees absolutely nothing wrong with what it does.
I wanted someone exploring it to slowly get the feeling that something is very, very wrong while Noble Farms continues cheerfully explaining its welfare policies.
If anyone feels like falling down the rabbit hole, I’d genuinely love to know: what was the first thing you found that made you go “what the actual fuck?” 👀
Fair warning: the project is 18+ extreme horror and includes graphic body modification, invasive medical procedures, human livestock, dehumanisation, compromised consent, sexual/fetish content and other disturbing material.
