Sculptor by C.C. MacApp is a thought-provoking science fiction story that explores themes of identity, autonomy, and the ethics of transformation. In a futuristic society where advanced technology allows people to reshape lives—physically and mentally—at the hands of "sculptors," individuals can be molded to fit the visions of those in control. The protagonist, a sculptor himself, grapples with the power and consequences of altering others’ lives, wrestling with questions of free will, manipulation, and the nature of self. As he faces his own limitations and moral conflicts, he begins to question the cost of reshaping identities to serve personal or societal desires. *Sculptor* is a compelling narrative that examines the boundary between creator and subject, revealing the dangers of playing god with human lives in a world where transformation can be both liberating and dehumanizing.
