Deletion of Organ transplantation in fiction

Comment: I was pleasantly surprised to find prose, not the too-common bullet list of "every video game/comic book/cartoon/movie instance that ever mentioned an organ transplant" listcruft. The Transplant Medicine and Narrative source above is the type that of |secondary sources that these types of articles ''must'' be built-upon to structure and hold back the tidal wave of primary-source trivia like Spock's Brain. In short, primary sources (works of fiction) should be only be mentioned if one or more secondary sources discuss the significance of it, otherwise we'll get a list of "oh neat, so what?" If multiple similar sources to  Transplant Medicine and Narrative can be found then I hope
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Comment: I wouldn't have created this article if I did not think the topic, and its content, met the |notability criteria: it clearly needs citations to demonstrate this, but I think these can be found relatively easily. Just for starters, Donna McCormack at the University of Leeds has published on this topic, for example in her 2002 paper "Intimate Borders: The Ethics of Human Organ Transplantation in Contemporary Film",  and Linda Badley's ''Film, Horror and the Body Fantastic'' (Greenwood Press, 1995) also has a chapter on the theme. Yesheen Yang's dissertation ''Organ Ensembles: Medicalization, Modernity, and Horror in the 19th and 20th Century Narratives of the Body and its Parts'', while not of itself a RS or available onlne, may also be a source for good RS cites.  And thanks to Andrew for finding ''Transplant Medicine and Narrative'', see above, and its reference to the 1927 story "New Stomachs for Old" of which I was previously unaware. I'm sure many more reliable sources, and further information to expand the article, can be found with more digging. I also think that the body horror article could use similar improvement, and there's probably a place for a standalone medical horror article
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