Subterranean Press tweeted the following a couple of days ago:
William Schafer (@subpress)
7/19/12 1:31 AM
Middle of the night is a good time to announce @MacCammon has turned in a 30k word historical vampire novella: I Travel by Night.
More information later…..
As we reported yesterday, GraphicAudio is releasing audio dramatizations of The Wolf’s Hour and The Hunter from the Woods. Today, they’ve released a new audio interview with Robert McCammon conducted by The Wolf’s Hour director Nanette Savard.
GraphicAudio’s Nanette Savard interviews Robert McCammon about The Wolf’s Hour
The interview can also be downloaded as a podcast via iTunes.
For more information about the GraphicAudio releases, click here.
GraphicAudio has updated their website with new release dates for their audio adaptations of The Wolf’s Hour and The Hunter from the Woods. GraphicAudio produces audiobooks that combine a narrator with cinematic music, sound effects, and a full cast of actors.
Both releases will be available in MP3 and CD formats. The Wolf’s Hour will be released in three parts: part 1 is out now, part 2 is currently slated for August 13th, and the final part should be out in September. The Hunter from the Woods will then follow in October. You can listen to a sample from The Wolf’s Hour here.
Click here to see all of the Robert McCammon GraphicAudio audiobooks. The audiobooks will also be available from Amazon and Barnes & Noble.
From Subterranean Press:
As part of our ongoing celebration of Robert McCammon’s new novel, The Providence Rider (SubPress|Amazon|Bn.com), we’ve dropped the price (to $2.99) of his linked collection of lycanthropic tales, The Hunter from the Woods (Amazon|BN.com|Kobo). Astute readers will recognize that the central figure in Hunter, Michael Gallatin, is also the protagonist from McCammon’s WWII adventure, The Wolf’s Hour.
The new anthology Shadow Show: All-new Stories in Celebration of Ray Bradbury is available now. Edited by Mort Castle and Sam Weller, Shadow Show includes a brand-new, never-before-published Robert McCammon short story entitled “Children of the Bedtime Machine,” as well as stories by Bradbury, Gaiman, Hill, Ellison, and many others.
Shadow Show is available as a trade paperback book from HarperCollins (order it from Amazon or from Barnes and Noble), as an unabridged audiobook (order it from Amazon), as an ebook (Kindle and NOOK), and as a limited edition hardcover from Gauntlet Press. It is also a selection of the Book of the Month Club.
The trade paperback edition of Illustrated Masques is also now available. It includes a graphic adaptation of Robert McCammon’s “Nightcrawlers.” It can be ordered from Amazon and from Barnes & Noble. The hardcover edition is also still available from Gauntlet Press and can be ordered from Amazon and Barnes & Noble.
