Today only, all Open Road Media ebooks are on sale for 80% off their normal prices. This includes Robert McCammon’s backlist titles, from Mystery Walk through Gone South. You can read more about Open Road’s 80% off sale on their website.

Also, Swan Song has been chosen as an Amazon Editors’ Pick for Cyber Monday!

You can also buy ebooks as gifts and have them auto-delivered on December 25th!

You can use these links to locate all of the Robert McCammon ebooks in the different formats:

All Robert McCammon eBooks @ Amazon
All Robert McCammon eBooks @ iTunes
All Robert McCammon eBooks @ B&N
All Robert McCammon eBooks @ Kobo Books

Note: Kobo buyers must use promo code 80Cyber to get the discount.

 

From Subterranean Press:

The ebook of Robert McCammon’s novel of zombie Nazis, The Night Boat, is now available. There will be a Signed, Limited Edition available down the road, but for now, if you’re eager to give this classic a read, you can do so at a mass market paperback price.

The Night Boat, Robert McCammon’s third published novel, first appeared as a paperback original in 1980. Following on the heels of Baal and Bethany’s Sin, it offered further proof that a writer of great narrative power and limitless potential-a writer who would achieve a significant position in modern popular fiction-had arrived.

The story begins with a vividly written prologue in which a German U-boat-sometimes known as an “Iron Coffin”-attacks an unsuspecting merchant vessel, and is itself attacked by a pair of Allied sub chasers. The action then shifts to the present day and to the idyllic Caribbean island of Coquina, where life is about to change in unimaginable ways. David Moore, a young man with a tragic and haunted past, is skin-diving in the waters off Coquina, searching for the salvageable remnants of shipwrecks. He accidentally detonates a long-unexploded depth charge, uncovering and releasing a submarine that has lain beneath those waters, virtually intact, for decades. The battered vessel that rises to the surface contains a bizarre and terrifying cargo that will transform a once peaceful island into a landscape of unrelenting nightmare.

The Night Boat is a story of cannibalism, ancient voodoo curses, and shambling, undead entities filled with a bottomless rage and an equally bottomless hunger. But it is also the story of a past that refuses to die, that lies in wait just beneath the surface of the unsuspecting present. Furiously paced and viscerally frightening, this horrific early gem is both an outstanding entertainment in its own right and a harbinger of the masterpieces to come.

And here are handy ordering links for you:   Kindle |  NOOK |  Kobo

 

Open Road Media, the ebook publisher for many of Robert McCammon’s novels, has announced their Scary Reads for Halloween promotion. To celebrate Halloween, they’ve lowered the price on many of their ebooks. The ebook edition of Robert McCammon’s masterpiece, Boy’s Life, is now on sale for only $2.99 through October 31! You can use the links below to order Boy’s Life for each ebook reader.

 

Purchase the Boy’s Life ebook:

Kindle |  NOOK |  iTunes | Kobo |  SONY

The Hunter from the Woods

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.

Subterranean Press has posted a new McCammon update:

As another step in celebrating the release of Robert McCammon’s newest Matthew Corbett historical thriller, The Providence Rider (SubPress|Amazon|BN.com), we’ve put the ebook of his demon spawn first novel, Baal, on sale for only $2.99. You can pick it up from the usual suspects (Amazon|BN.com). It looks as though Kobo is trailing behind in resetting the price, but I’m sure they’ll catch up soon.

Jumping back to The Providence Rider again, it’s now racked up 15 five star Amazon reviews, with no dissenters. We’re inordinately pleased at the response it’s received from reviewers and readers alike. This (literal, though eventually resolved) cliffhanger of a novel is the perfect place to join Matthew’s deadly game of chess with Professor Fell, the self-styled “Emperor of Crime”.

Finally, while he was in our offices inscribing copies of his new novel, Rick also set his hand to the signature pages for our upcoming signed, limited edition of his classic novel, Bethany’s Sin, which is right on schedule for release this fall.

Robert McCammon visited the Subterranean Press offices on June 20, 2012, to inscribe and sign copies of The Providence Rider. Publisher Bill Schafer tweeted this photo and comment:

@MacCammon in our warehouse, willingly signing everything put in front of him.

The recently announced GraphicAudio dramatizations of The Wolf’s Hour and The Hunter from the Woods are pre-orderable now from Barnes & Noble. (Thanks, Jonathan!) As of now, they’re not listed on Amazon, but will, no doubt, be listed soon. The release date for the dramatizations is November 1, 2012. You can pre-order them from B&N here.


Japanese artist Kazuki Tamada has sent in his latest artwork. This one was inspired by Swan Song. You can see all of Kazuki’s art here. More artwork by other fans can be found in the Fan Artwork Gallery.

SWAN SONG by Kazuki Tamada

The release of  Shadow Show: All-New Stories in Celebration of Ray Bradbury has been moved up a week to July 10, 2012. The book is being released in trade paperback, ebook, and audio formats from HarperCollins; there’s also a limited edition from Gauntlet and Borderlands Press. The book, edited by Sam Weller and Mort Castle, includes “Children of the Bedtime Machine,” a brand-new short story from Robert McCammon, which was mentioned in the new starred-review from Publishers Weekly. Links: Trade paperback @ Amazon, Kindle, NOOK, HarperAudio.


Here are links to a few more recent reviews: