A Pig Among Men

By Justin Calvin

A Pig Among Men is a short life story involving two pigs who were taken from their homes and are are trapped in a steel prison on their way to a mysterious destination. Along the way they slowly become friends; sharing their lives, and learing from one another. Not knowing where they are headed, they keep each other occupied wit htales and other discussions about life and how they have lived.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Justin Calvin
• Release date: Sep 10, 2012
• ISBN: 9781301430932

Justin Calvin

I was born in Brunswick, OH where I lived out my childhood; drawing, watching cartoons, and playing with friends. Later on I attended the Art Institute of Pittsburgh, where I earned a Bachelor of Science in Media Arts & Animation. As much as I love 2D/3D art, I found a true passion in writing and designing games. Since moving to Bluffton, SC, I have started an indie game studio, where I'm busy working on my first game, as well as, writing a large amount of Sword & Sorcery novels, novellas, and short stories, which I hope to release soon.

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A PIG

AMONG MEN

A LIFE STORY

BY

JUSTIN CALVIN

Published By

Life n’ a Box Studios

Copyright 2012 Justin Calvin

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Chapter I

Awakening Strangers

My journey started just like yours, your father’s, or his father’s father. We all are born into this world; young, helpless, and seemingly unaware of our own existence. Yet, somehow we grow. Either by choice or through prosperity, we grow. Tempted by choices, spun around by hardships, to finally accepting what the world is, was, and always will be. I once thought like you did; scared of the world outside, frightened of change, burying into myself till I could barely see the light and the little things that made our world so tolerable. Beauty, some would call it. My mother often spoke of the world as that which we shall never be a part of. The larger picture is something we all strive to affect, though in our life time we see very little impact. I have accepted what