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Trade hardcover of The Hunter from the Woods, part 3 of interview, and more from around the web

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Apr 172012

Subterranean Press has announced the trade hardcover edition of The Hunter from the Woods, which will be available in Fall 2012. You can pre-order the trade hardcover edition from Subterranean here.

Subterranean Press has also published the final part of their 3-part interview with Robert McCammon by Gwenda Bond. She and Robert talk about Matthew, his favorite research finds, the challenges of writing historical fiction, and the exclusive new Matthew Corbett novella that will be included with the limited edition. Robert also shares a tip about something to look for the books that fans of the series won’t want to miss. You can read part all three parts of the interview on the Subterranean site: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3.

Finally, a few reviews have popped up around the ‘net in recent days:

Manly-but-Bookish posted a great review of Boy’s Life
Staffer’s Book Review has posted a fantastic, spoiler-free review of The Providence Rider
David Marshall posted a glowing review of The Hunter from the Woods
An edited version of David Marshall’s review also appeared on CityBookReview
Jonathan Stover posted a review of Baal

Finally, Lou Pendergrast has created a Robert McCammon group on GoodReads. The goal is to read one Robert McCammon novel each month and discuss it.

Part 2 of Subterranean’s interview with Robert McCammon

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Apr 092012

Subterranean Press’s Gwenda Bond interviews Robert McCammon about The Providence Rider in part two of her three-part interview. You can read it on the Subterranean Press site here.

Part one can be read here.

New Robert McCammon Interview at Subterranean Press Site

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Mar 272012

Subterranean Press’s Gwenda Bond interviews Robert McCammon about The Providence Rider in part one of her three-part interview. You can read it on the Subterranean Press site here.

New Robert McCammon interview at More 2 Read and more from around the ‘net

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Mar 232012

Here are some recent McCammon-related happenings around the web:

Lou Pendergrast of the website More 2 Read has posted a brand-new interview with Robert McCammon. You can read it here.
Horror World has posted a fantastic review of The Providence Rider.
Author Glenn Starkey recently wrote a blog article entitled MIA Part 2: Robert McCammon, Author of The Wolf’s Hour.
Opinionator also posted a review of The Providence Rider. You can read it on their site here.
Author Carl Alves posted a review of The Wolf’s Hour.
YouTube user CombatOasis posted a video review of Swan Song.
Blog Crash and Byrne posted a review of Blue World.
Jennifer at Book Den continues The Great McCammon Read with her thoughts about Swan Song.

New interview on Italian site and blogs around the ‘net

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Jul 152010

The Italian website ThrillerCaf� has posted a new interview with Robert McCammon regarding the recent release of Mary Terror (MINE) from Gargoyle Books. An English version of the interview can be found here.
A review of Mary Terror was recently posted to the Italian site Ca’ delle Ombre. A translation of the review via Google Translate can be found here. Here is a quote from the review:

“Perhaps the most beautiful and complete novel by Robert McCammon never published in Italy, Mary Terror has an intrinsic message of rare beauty and magnificence….”
Author Bob Ford recently posted an open letter to Robert McCammon on his blog. Magic Among Pages describes his thoughts after recently reading Boy’s Life for the first time.
Publishers Weekly recently posted a profile of Subterranean Press that mentions the release of Mister Slaughter as an ebook.
The website E-zine Articles recently posted a new review of The Queen of Bedlam: A Summer Must-Read: The Queen of Bedlam. Here is a quote from the review:

“Again, Robert McCammon showcases his versatility and amazing talent in crossing genres directly into a suspense novel. This page turner is set in early Eighteenth century Manhattan. There is a serial killer on the loose and Matthew must find him. Then, the book morphs into a journey of… rich characters, hairpin turns, unexpected surprises, and a bunch of ‘wow, who would have thought that.’”
Author Alison Kent blogs about Swan Song and concludes with:

“Bottom line, McCammon is an incredible storyteller. There’s a reason this book is still in print twenty-five years later. I loved it!”