Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Organ transplantation in fiction
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
— User:The, 14:30, 5 April 2015 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:N (Wikipedia:Notability)