Bone Ballet

by John Weagly (editor), Michael Penncavage, Trent Roman

Bones. We all have them inside of us, deep down, supporting us every day. Our skeletons are the frames on which we hang our lives. But what do we really know about them? How much can we trust them? Do our bones really have our best interests at heart? These questions and countless others are answered by seven talented writers.

54 pages, Paperback

First published October 1, 2005

About the author

Locus Magazine once called JOHN WEAGLY “a new writer worth reading and following” and compared his short fiction to the works of Ray Bradbury and Nina Kiriki Hoffman. His stories have been nominated for the Derringer Award multiple times, winning one in 2008, and various other accolades. As a playwright, over 100 of his scripts have received over 150 productions on four continents.