Subterranean Press’s Gwenda Bond interviews Robert McCammon about The Providence Rider in part two of her three-part interview. You can read it on the Subterranean Press site here.
Part one can be read here.
Category: Interviews
Subterranean Press’s Gwenda Bond interviews Robert McCammon about The Providence Rider in part one of her three-part interview. You can read it on the Subterranean Press site here.
Here are some recent McCammon-related happenings around the web:
- Lou Pendergrast of the website More 2 Read has posted a brand-new interview with Robert McCammon. You can read it here.
- Horror World has posted a fantastic review of The Providence Rider.
- Author Glenn Starkey recently wrote a blog article entitled MIA Part 2: Robert McCammon, Author of The Wolf’s Hour.
- Opinionator also posted a review of The Providence Rider. You can read it on their site here.
- Author Carl Alves posted a review of The Wolf’s Hour.
- YouTube user CombatOasis posted a video review of Swan Song.
- Blog Crash and Byrne posted a review of Blue World.
- Jennifer at Book Den continues The Great McCammon Read with her thoughts about Swan Song.
- The Italian website ThrillerCaf� has posted a new interview with Robert McCammon regarding the recent release of Mary Terror (MINE) from Gargoyle Books. An English version of the interview can be found here.
- A review of Mary Terror was recently posted to the Italian site Ca’ delle Ombre. A translation of the review via Google Translate can be found here. Here is a quote from the review:
“Perhaps the most beautiful and complete novel by Robert McCammon never published in Italy, Mary Terror has an intrinsic message of rare beauty and magnificence….”
- Author Bob Ford recently posted an open letter to Robert McCammon on his blog. Magic Among Pages describes his thoughts after recently reading Boy’s Life for the first time.
- Publishers Weekly recently posted a profile of Subterranean Press that mentions the release of Mister Slaughter as an ebook.
- The website E-zine Articles recently posted a new review of The Queen of Bedlam: A Summer Must-Read: The Queen of Bedlam. Here is a quote from the review:
“Again, Robert McCammon showcases his versatility and amazing talent in crossing genres directly into a suspense novel. This page turner is set in early Eighteenth century Manhattan. There is a serial killer on the loose and Matthew must find him. Then, the book morphs into a journey of… rich characters, hairpin turns, unexpected surprises, and a bunch of ‘wow, who would have thought that.'”
- Author Alison Kent blogs about Swan Song and concludes with:
“Bottom line, McCammon is an incredible storyteller. There’s a reason this book is still in print twenty-five years later. I loved it!”