Polish publisher Vesper has revealed the cover for Godzina Wilka, their upcoming translation of The Wolf’s Hour, to be published in April 2025! The art is by Maciej Kamuda, and the translation is by Janusz Skowron.
The book has not been added to the Vesper website yet, but details can be found here. Or it’s been removed from the Vesper site because they’ve changed the release date. I’m not sure which. I’ve not seen a formal announcement from Vesper.
The Brian J. Freeman-edited anthology Midnight Under the Big Top will be published in trade paperback by Cemetery Dance in July 2023. The anthology includes a reprint of Robert McCammon’s “The Great White Way” (originally published in The Hunter from the Woods), along with stories by bunches of other people. Cemetery Dance originally published a limited edition of the book in August 2020 that sold out almost immediately and has been out-of-print since.
For full details about this affordable trade paperback release of this giant book, please visit the Cemetery Dance website. The new cover by Ben Baldwin is shown below.
Bulgarian publisher Iztok-Zapad released translations of Gone South and The Wolf’s Hour in 2020 and 2021 (and I just now realized it). Gone South was published in both hardcover and trade paperback formats. The Wolf’s Hour was only published as a trade paperback.
Larger versions of the covers for both books can be seen in the Book Cover Gallery.
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Open Road Media will rerelease the ebook editions of The Border, The Hunter from the Woods, and I Travel By Night / Last Train from Perdition on April 5, 2022. The books were previously all published in ebook formats by Subterranean Press and Crossroad Press. With the new releases come new covers, which you can see below. Click a cover to see a larger version. Outside of the U.S., Open Road is also re-releasing The Queen of Bedlam. In the U.S., that ebook is published by Simon & Schuster. Finally, they’ve also updated the cover to the ebook edition of The Wolf’s Hour to match The Hunter from the Woods.
The ebooks can be pre-ordered now at Amazon and Barnes & Noble.
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Bulgarian publisher Iztok-Zapad has acquired the Bulgarian translation rights to Robert McCammon’s The Wolf’s Hour. Iztok-Zapad previously published translations of Swan Song (2019) and Boy’s Life (2013).
Taiwan publisher Nautilus has released their Chinese translation of Robert McCammon’s The Wolf’s Hour. The trade paperback can be purchased from various Taiwan bookselling websites now. The cover art below has been added to the Book Cover Gallery.
GraphicAudio produced adaptations of The Wolf’s Hour, The Hunter from the Woods, and the Trevor Lawson books. GraphicAudio productions feature a narrator, a full cast of voice actors, sound effects, and music. You can visit their website here.
As of October 28, 2020, these productions are also available through Audible.
Thanks, Jonathan!
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I just found these remarques by Vincent Chong for The Wolf’s Hour and The Hunter from the Woods. I’d seen a photo of the latter before, but this is the first time I’ve seen a remarque for The Wolf’s Hour. Most excellent! The remarqued limited editions are currently listed for sale as a set on ABE by a bookseller in the UK. (A remarque is an original drawing in a book.) Thanks to Paul Evans for the photos.
May 22, 2020, update: According to Amazon, the publication date for this book is now March 23, 2021.
September 29, 2020, update: According to Amazon and other online retailers, the publication date for this book is now November 1, 2021.
Back in September, we told you about Cemetery Dance’s announcement to publish Seasons of Terror, a graphic collection of four stories by Bradbury, King, Jackson, and McCammon, all adapted by Richard Chizmar. You can read about that here. The Robert McCammon story in this collection is “The Man from London,” originally published in The Hunter from the Woods.
Simon & Schuster will publish a trade hardcover edition (and fixed layout ebook) of this publication under their Gallery Books imprint on March 31, 2020 March 23, 2021 November 1, 2021. Their edition is now available for pre-ordering from Amazon US, Amazon UK, Barnes & Noble, and Books-A-Million.
From the S&S webpage:
Spine-tingling stories that can be enjoyed all year round—this deliciously creepy and gorgeously wrought graphic anthology introduces a new generation to four literary giants—Ray Bradbury, Shirley Jackson, Stephen King, and Robert McCammon.
In the spring, a young girl hears a woman crying for help from beneath the dirt in her backyard, but no one seems to believe her…During summertime, a college student inexplicably walks deeper and deeper into the thick forest, until he happens upon a stone cottage whose inhabitants lead a very particular way of life…Before the fall chill arrives, a group of friends embark on an adventurous weekend to a remote lake where a sinister force awaits…In the dark depths of winter, behind frigid enemy lines, Great Britain’s most potent weapon against Nazi Germany lives between worlds: good and evil, and man and wolf….
With evocative prose and vivid illustrations, these unforgettable stories—“The Screaming Woman” by Ray Bradbury; “The Man in the Woods” by Shirley Jackson; “The Raft” by Stephen King; and “The Man from London” by Robert McCammon—embody the seasons in which they are set, bringing you to the very edge of reality, mixing the best elements of the mythology of our youth with the perilous horrors of adulthood.
The Cemetery Dance limited edition will not be published until the Gallery trade edition is published.
Happy New Year!
We’re starting the year off with a fantastic video from Japanese illustrator Kazuki Tamada! His favorite Robert McCammon novel is The Wolf’s Hour, and he sent in this kamisabi, which is a Japanese traditional storytelling style that translates as a “picture-story show.” This video features illustrations and music by Kazuki Tamada that tell the opening chapter of The Wolf’s Hour. It’s a pretty amazing piece of work!
You can view it on YouTube.
You can see more of Kazuki Tamada’s work here, including other great pieces based on The Wolf’s Hour and others.
You can see lots more great artwork contributed by fans in the Fan Artwork gallery.
