It’s time for another fabulous year of Shelf Indulgence Book Club with the Ray Bradbury Center. This year, we’re focusing on reading books by local authors around Indiana!

For our March meeting, we’ll be reading Bone Welder by Greg Kishbaugh. Greg will also be joining us at Centerpoint for the discussion!

Summary:

Deep in the frozen heart of the arctic, the world’s most feared monster has hidden away for centuries from the prying eyes of mankind. But now a desperate stranger has ventured to this timeless wasteland in search of the monster. Not to hunt or kill him like all other men before him. No, this man has come seeking the monster’s help. In the darkened alleyways of Chicago, terrible experiments in bringing the dead back to life are again underway, filling the streets with soulless, undead wretches. And the only one who can stop the dark experiments is the creature who first crossed the threshold of death all those many years ago. A creature forged from the charnel house itself, brought to life through the burning pain of electricity. Stitched together from corpses coughed from their graves. With his new companion, the creature known as Frankenstein’s Monster returns to the world of man. A world that hates and reviles him. To battle the horrifying results of his own dark legacy.

Greg Kishbaugh has been an editor/publisher for 25 years. He won the the Ray Bradbury Fiction Writing Award and his work has appeared in several anthologies, as well as renowned horror magazine Cemetery Dance. He is a Consulting Editor for Evileye Books, overseeing manuscript development of new series and standalone books for the publisher, which specializes in horror and speculative fiction. He is also the editor of the Burning Maiden anthology series produced by Evileye.

To get your own copy of Bone Welder, we recommend grabbing the ebook from Barnes and Noble (to read, download the free Barnes and Noble Nook app) or the paperback from amazon.

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