Artist Александр Павлов (Alexander) from Russia has contributed two illustrations he did based on Mister Slaughter. You can find them and more fan artwork in the Fan Art Gallery.
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Category: Fan Artwork
Japanese artist and McCammon fan Kazuki Tamada has contributed a new illustration inspired by They Thirst, as well as photos of statues he made depicting Speaks the Nightbird‘s Rachel Howarth and werewolves from The Wolf’s Hour. Click on each image to view more, or see all of Kazuki Tamada’s McCammon-inspired art here.
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Kazuki also created some small statues of Rachel Howarth from Speaks the Nightbird and werewolves from The Wolf’s Hour. Click on the image or click here to view more images of his great statues.
Kazuki Tamada has contributed new illustrations inspired by Gone South and the short story “Something Passed By.” You can see more of Kazuki’s artwork—as well as art from several other McCammon fans—in the Fan Art Gallery.
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
Kazuki Tamada has contributed new illustrations inspired by Stinger. You can see more of Kazuki’s artwork—as well as art from several other McCammon fans—in the Fan Art Gallery.
Robert McCammon fan Paul Halucha recently sent me these photos of a custom wooden slipcase he had made for his lettered copy of the Dark Harvest edition of Swan Song. The case was made by Dick Olson of Bookslipcase.com (aka Dolso Cases).
Click on each image to view a larger version. Thanks, Paul!
Audible will produce an audiobook version of Robert McCammon’s upcoming SF/horror novel The Border. The novel will be published in Spring 2015 by Subterranean Press. The audiobook will presumably be released at the same time, though the exact date is not known yet.
You can read a little more about The Border here.
Several new reviews have been posted around the ‘net:
- SciFi Bulletin: Review: The River of Souls (Matthew Corbett #5)
- SciFi Bulletin: Review: The Providence Rider (Matthew Corbett #4)
- Edward Lorn: NIGHTCRAWLERS Review
- Curmudgeon reviews Speaks the Nightbird
- Curmudgeon reviews The Queen of Bedlam
- Curmudgeon reviews Swan Song
- Wolfwood’s Corner: Review: The Hunter from the Woods
- Steevithak of the Internet: Shadow Show
- San Francisco Book Review reviews The River of Souls
- The October Country: The River of Souls
- The Truth Inside the Lie: Collectioning: Robert McCammon Edition
- The Royal Library: Boy’s Life
- HorrorNovelReviews: The River of Souls
- YouTube user BookSmartMedia’s video review of Swan Song
Olivier Graham contributed his rendition for a book cover for Swan Song. You can see a larger version and artwork from other fans in the Fan Artwork Gallery.
Kazuki Tamada has contributed a new illustration inspired by The Wolf’s Hour, along with photos of an incredible pair of statues he created that depict Michael Gallatin in both his human and wolf forms. Click on the statue image to see more photos of them or click here. You can see more of Kazuki’s artwork—as well as art from several other McCammon fans—in the Fan Art Gallery.
Artist Kidi Bobo has contributed an illustration she did of Swan from Swan Song. You can find more fan artwork on the Fan Artwork page.
I recently discovered two more Japanese publications that included translations of stories by Robert McCammon: The Best of Masques (1992) included “Nightcrawlers,” and issue 4 of Mysteries! (2004) included “Beauty.” The covers for both have been added to the Book Cover Gallery.
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Illustrator and McCammon fan Tarryn Henderson sent in four book covers she created for Baal, Swan Song, and The Wolf’s Hour. You can see all four covers by clicking here or clicking on the image below.
You can see more artwork from fans in the Fan Artwork Gallery. If you’d like to contribute some art to the site, just email the images to the webmaster!