The ebook editions of The Wolf’s Hour are currently on sale for only $1.99. This sale runs through October 31.
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Italian publisher Independent Legions Publishing is publishing a translation of I Travel by Night on July 15, 2016. The Kindle ebook edition can be preordered now at a discounted price from Amazon IT.
Here’s what Independent Legions posted about the book:
Da oggi, fino al 14 Luglio, è preordinabile su Amazon, a prezzo scontato (€ 7,99 contro € 8,99), l’edizione digitale del breve romanzo ‘Io Viaggio di Notte’ di Robert McCammon, pubblicato in lingua originale nel 2013 (I Travel by Night), primo titolo della nuova serie vampirica dell’autore con protagonista il vampiro avventuriero Trevor Lawson. L’edizione cartacea del libro sarà disponibile entro il mese di Luglio 2016 (al prezzo di copertina di € 14,90). L’opera è arricchita da dieci illustrazioni di Giampaolo Frizzi, che ha realizzato anche l’illustrazione di copertina.
Print editions are expected by the end of July 2016. The book includes ten illustrations by Giampaolo Frizzi, who also did the cover illustration. The translation is by Alberto Priora.
Robert McCammon’s Freedom of the Mask, book six in the Matthew Corbett series, is available now! While Subterranean Press began shipping books a couple of weeks ago, the ebook and audiobook editions are now available. If you purchase the Kindle ebook, you can add the Audible audiobook for only $1.99 more!
I hope to have an audiobook giveaway later this week. Stay tuned!
Regarding the trade edition from Amazon, it shows as “Temporarily Out of Stock.” I checked in with Bill at Subterranean this morning, and he said that Amazon’s carrier was late picking up their shipments, so Amazon should have the books soon, if they don’t already.
Amazon update: As of June 1, Amazon US is showing “In stock on June 5, 2016.”
Order from Subterranean Press, Amazon US, Amazon CA, Amazon UK, B&N.
Order the audiobook from Audible.
Order the ebook for Kindle, NOOK, Kobo, iTunes
Subterranean Press issued two updates this morning:
- The ebook editions of Freedom of the Mask are now available for pre-order.
- Regarding their 25th anniversary limited edition of Boy’s Life: “We’ve approved the printed but not yet bound book. We should see finished books in the next two weeks, at which point we’ll be able to have the slipcases made.”
Open Road Media has placed several Robert McCammon ebooks on sale for Cyber Monday today:
Stinger is $1.99 (Amazon, B&N)MINE is $2.60 (Amazon)Blue World is $3.90 (Amazon)- Speaks the Nightbird is $1.99 (Amazon,
$2.99 at B&N) Usher’s Passing is $1.99 (Amazon, B&N)The Wolf’s Hour is $2.60 (Amazon)
The audiobooks of Robert McCammon‘s They Thirst and The Providence Rider are specially-priced at $1.99 at Audible today for Cyber Monday! At least, that’s what shows up for me. Over 400 other audiobooks are on sale for $4.95 today.
The ebook editions of 
Robert McCammon’s classic 1987 post-apocalyptic novel Swan Song are on sale today for only $2.99!
Also, the mass-market paperback edition of Swan Song is now back in stock at Amazon US.
ebooks MINE Mister Slaughter Mystery Walk Reviews Stinger The Border The Night Boat The River of Souls
Review roundup and The Border ebook in Canada
The ebook edition of The Border is now available from Amazon CA! It’s also available for Kobo in Canada. The audiobook edition should be available on Monday, June 1.
There have been a number of blog reviews posted recently; here are some of them:
- Don’t Be Afraid of the Dork: Review: Mister Slaughter by Robert McCammon
- Manly But Bookish: The Night Boat
- I, Popeye: Review: Robert McCammon’s “The River of Souls”
- Cody’s Bookshelf: Stinger Review
- Twirling, Twirling, Twirling Towards Freedom: Late-Early Robert R. McCammon Takes a Mystery Walk
- Neurosurgery 101: The Blog: Review: “Makeup” by Robert McCammon
- Titas Reads Books: Don’t Tempt a Mother! (review of MINE)
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.
From editor Paul F. Olson:
Coming in April as an e-book from Cemetery Dance Publications!
Better weird than plastic …
For a generation of horror fans, those four words signaled a momentous occasion: the arrival of a new issue of David B. Silva’s seminal publication, THE HORROR SHOW. For nine years in the 1980s, Dave and his magazine published some of the biggest names in the genre and introduced the world to countless others, nurturing dozens of careers along the road from first publication to major success. A man of limitless talent, Dave also earned a reputation as one of the field’s finest writers, producing a handful of brilliant novels and a vast collection of award-winning stories.
Following Dave’s untimely death in 2013, authors from around the world of horror came forward to honor his memory. Those who grew up reading his immortal magazine, those who learned from his kind and careful tutelage, those who admired the editor, the writer, the man – they are all here, gathered in the pages of this special anthology. Kealan Patrick Burke, Brian Hodge, Joe R. Lansdale, Robert R. McCammon, Bentley Little, Elizabeth Massie, Brian Keene, J.F. Gonzalez, Steve Rasnic Tem, Billie Sue Mosiman, Kathryn Ptacek, Thomas F. Monteleone, Gary Raisor, Yvonne Navarro, Robert Swartwood, G. Wayne Miller, and Paul F. Olson. With brand new tales of terror, lovingly-chosen classics, and heartfelt tributes, these writers have come to raise a chill, bring a tear, and remind you of the truth in Dave’s immortal words: It’s always BETTER WEIRD …
The Robert McCammon story is a reprint of “Yellachile’s Cage,” which is also found in Blue World.
A print edition of the anthology is planned for later this year.
Diabolique magazine has published a great interview with editor Paul F. Olson.
Robert McCammon‘s 1987 short story “The Deep End” won the 2014 Fantlab.ru—the leading Russian fantastic fiction website—award for “Best Online Publication (Short Form).” The story was reprinted by Darker Magazine. The story, which was also just reprinted in the ebook DARK SCREAMS: VOLUME 2, previously won the 1987 Bram Stoker Award for Best Short Story.
