Category: The Wolf’s Hour

The Quote of the Day comes from James Roy Daley of Books of the Dead Press:

I’m a huge fan of Robert McCammon. My favorite is Boy’s Life. I’ve read it a number of times and I always think, If this book went on forever, I would read it forever.

The July 2013 issue of The New York Review of Science Fiction includes a two-page essay by Mike Barrett entitled “The Time of the Wolf: Robert McCammon’s Werewolf Tales.” You can see the Table of Contents and purchase a digital copy of the magazine from the NYRSF web site.

Wayne C. Rogers reviewed The Five for HorrorNovelReviews.com. Don’t forget that The Five will be released in a mass-market paperback edition from Tor on November 26, 2013!

Alice Keezer recently reviewed the audiobook edition of Swan Song, narrated by Tom Stechschulte. The Swan Song audiobook is available through Audible.com, on CD from Amazon, and on MP3 CD from Amazon.

David Agronoff also reviewed Swan Song in his countdown of his ten favorite horror novels.

Blogger Peggy at RampantBiblioholism challenged her small town to out-read her this summer. She posted about the books she’s read this summer, including Boy’s Life (“EVERYBODY needs to read this book”) and Swan Song (“…a huge, sprawling, epic post-apocalyptic story with a lot of points to make”).

DeviantArt member Hurriicanee did an illustration based on Boy’s Life. You can see it in the Fan Artwork Gallery.

As some of you have noticed, Swan Song is no longer in-print. The print rights to the book have reverted back to Robert McCammon. Hopefully a new publisher will pick up the book soon. I’ll keep you posted. But if you’ve wondered why it can’t be ordered and why copies of the trade paperback are selling for $40 or more on Amazon, that’s why. There are, of course, still copies available on third-party and used markets.

And I’ll leave you with this fun photo of Robert McCammon taken by his daughter Skye at FandomFest in Louisville, KY, a couple of weekends ago.

Thanks to artist Vincent Chong, T-shirts featuring the cover art for the Subterranean Press editions of The Wolf’s Hour and The Hunter from the Woods are now available in the Robert McCammon’s Worlds shop at Spreadshirt! They join shirts featuring the logo for The Five and the covers for Mister Slaughter and The Providence Rider.

wolf-shirtsThe purpose of the shirts is simply to help promote Robert McCammon’s work. In order to keep the costs down, no profit is made from these shirts; the prices shown are the actual costs of the shirts from Spreadshirt.com. A variety of shirt types, colors, and sizes are available.

Robert McCammon T-shirts at Spreadshirt.com

Note that the printing and shipping of the shirts is handled entirely by Spreadshirt. In my experience, it takes about 7 to 10 days for U.S. orders to be delivered.

If you purchase today, July 24, 2013, you can get free standard shipping with the coupon code XMASINJULY.

If you purchase between July 30 through August 6, you can get $10 off any order of $50 or more using the coupon code TENOFF.

 

 

From Subterranean Press:

The Hunter from the Woods by Robert McCammon

The trade hardcover of Robert McCammon’s The Hunter from the Woods is out now. If you’ve been wondering what Michael Gallatin has been up to since the classic novel, The Wolf’s Hour, now’s your chance to check in with this WWII era lycanthrope in a series of short stories in novellas.

Trade: $35

The book is also available in various ebook formats, as well as a dramatized audio format from GraphicAudio.

GraphicAudio has just released their audio dramatization of The Hunter from the Woods, the followup to 1989’s The Wolf’s Hour. In addition, all three parts of their audio dramatization of The Wolf’s Hour are also now available. Samples from each production can be found on their website. GraphicAudio uses a combination of narrator, actors, and sound effects to bring the audiobooks to life.

Order The Hunter from the Woods from GraphicAudio

See all Robert McCammon titles at GraphicAudio

 

Elitist book reviews has posted a brand-new interview with Robert McCammon.

Author Charles L. Mashburn has posted Doors, a poem he wrote that was inspired by Robert McCammon’s The Wolf’s Hour.

And here are a few links to reviews and other recent posts:

GraphicAudio has updated their website with new release dates for their audio adaptations of The Wolf’s Hour and The Hunter from the Woods. GraphicAudio produces audiobooks that combine a narrator with cinematic music, sound effects, and a full cast of actors.

Both releases will be available in MP3 and CD formats.  The Wolf’s Hour will be released in three parts: part 1 is out now, part 2 is currently slated for August 13th, and the final part should be out in September.  The Hunter from the Woods will then follow in October.  You can listen to a sample from The Wolf’s Hour here.

Click here to see all of the Robert McCammon GraphicAudio audiobooks. The audiobooks will also be available from Amazon and Barnes & Noble.

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.

GraphicAudio produces audio dramatizations of stories using full casts, sound effects, etc. They tweeted the following teaser earlier today:

GraphicAudio

Here’s 1 announcement from our Fall Catalog! THE WOLF’S HOUR (3 Parts) and THE HUNTER FROM THE WOODS by Robert McCammon

Updated June 27: GraphicAudio now has these listed on their website. The release date for the dramatizations is November 1, 2012.

Here are some recent McCammon-related happenings around the web:

Open Road Integrated Media has released nine of Robert McCammon’s novels in ebook format!  The books are available now from Amazon, Barnes & Noble, iTunes, Sony, Kobo, and other sites.  On their Robert McCammon page, you can find links to purchase the ebooks, as well as a video profile of Robert McCammon, which can also be seen below.

The Robert McCammon page at Open Road Media

It was originally announced that all of Robert McCammon’s pre-Speaks the Nightbird backlist would be published in ebook format today, but there was a rights mixup, and the first four books are not yet available.  Those books (Baal, Bethany’s Sin, The Night Boat, and They Thirst) will be released as ebooks in the coming months by Subterranean Press, which will also be publishing signed limited editions of each novel.  The first limited edition and ebook, Baal, will be published in November 2011 and can be ordered from Subterranean Press.

In addition to the ebook releases, Simon & Schuster has re-released their abridged audiobooks of Boy’s Life and Gone South. Both are available from Audible, Ambling Books, and other sites. Again, please note that these releases are the 3-hour abridged audiobooks originally released in 1991 and 1992.