Yes, this is what occurs with Professor David Kepesh who gets up one morning to see that he has turned into a 155- pound female breast. One fine day, you wake up and discover yourself turning into a mammary gland. 'Who is the greater artist, he who imagines the marvelous transformation, or he who marvelously transforms himself?'

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The Breast by Philip Roth