Artist Vincent Chong recently completed the artwork for the upcoming Subterranean Press release of Robert McCammon’s The Providence Rider, the fourth book in the Matthew Corbett series.  He posted a few examples of the artwork on his blog.  Vincent wrote:

As with Mister Slaughter, I did a number of B&W interiors, but for this one I also provided colour endpaper art (which you can see below) and two colour interiors, one to go with the new story, Death Comes for the Rich Man (another Matthew Corbett adventure), that accompanies this volume.

You can click on the images below to view larger versions of the art. The Providence Rider can be pre-ordered here.

Congratulations to Vincent, who last year received two British Fantasy Awards for ‘Best Artist’ and for ‘Best-Non Fiction’ for his art book Altered Visions. He was also nominated for the 2011 World Fantasy Award for ‘Best Artist’.

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5 thoughts on “Vincent Chong’s artwork for The Providence Rider

  1. I am a huge fan of urs Mr. McCammon. Ur book They Thirst is incredible and should be made into a movie, especially with the vampire craze at the moment. If I ever figure out how to write I could finish my story which would be a guarenteed success.

    Keep up the good work Mr. McCammon.

    Bela

  2. I am salivating to devour “Providence Rider.” My wife and I have really enjoyed all of your Matthew Corbett series. I have purchased “Speaks the Nightbird” as gifts for all my family. Keep up the great work!

    Thank you!

  3. i have every book you wrote, have been looking for you years now. i can tell you that among all the
    books i have ever read by several authors ,that SWAN SONG is the altimute best one.keep up the
    good work, so glad i found you again,oh, yes can’t wait to see how mathew corbett makes out.have ordered it already. why is it your books are so hard to find?

    1. Unfortunately, a lot of bookstores won’t stock books published by smaller presses such as Subterranean. The books are available via the normal distributors, but it’s up to the bookstores to choose to stock them.

      Hunter

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