Some of the pre-order links for the ebook and audiobook editions of The Border are active now. Click on the links below to order the desired edition. Note that the ebook editions are only available in the U.S. currently.
The Border audiobook from Audible
The audiobook is narrated by Fred Berman.
And, of course, the trade hardcover edition can be pre-ordered from Subterranean Press, Amazon US, Amazon CA, Amazon UK, and B&N.
Stephen King tweeted about Robert McCammon’s upcoming novel, The Border, on Twitter this morning:
The Border can be pre-ordered from Subterranean Press, Amazon US, Amazon CA, Amazon UK, B&N. Ebook and audiobook editions will also be available when the book is published in late May 2015.
On April 9, 2015, Robert McCammon visited the campus of Northeast Alabama Community College. The English classes there had read Boy’s Life and were assigned to create various Boy’s Life-inspired projects: dioramas, games, and other displays. Click on the link below to view a gallery of photos of the projects. Thanks to NACC’s Joan Reeves and Joan Tucker for the photos!
Northeast Alabama Community College Boy’s Life projects
Robert McCammon will be signing copies of The Border at the Alabama Booksmith in Birmingham, AL, at 4 PM on Thursday, June 11, 2015!
Copies of all of his in-print novels, including The Border, will be available for purchase, and attendees are welcome to bring other books for Mr. McCammon to sign.
For details, including information about ordering a signed copy, visit the Alabama Booksmith website.
From Subterranean Press:
We’ve put our upcoming Robert McCammon trade paperbacks (Blue World, They Thirst, The Hunter from the Woods) through their final round of proofing, and are just waiting for their pub dates to roll around. As a reminder, we’ll have a limited number of signed sets of the books, which you can order at the Blue World page.
In other news, Rick’s epic new sf/horror novel, The Border, has been sent to the printer, which means the trade hardcover should ship by the end of May, to be followed 6-8 weeks later by the limited and lettered editions.
Mark Justice gives a great review of The Border in episode 73 of Pod of Horror. The review begins at the 32-minute mark. (There are no spoilers beyond what’s offered in the official synopsis.)
