Robert R McCammon

**Doc Wilson** · June 4th, 2012

Originally Posted by bryantburnette

Just read Baal for the first time. It's got problems (it's a little too episodic and unfocused, the prose is weak in places, and ultimately it's too short), but overall, I enjoyed it.

Its the only one I haven't read yet. Looking forward to it.

**kingricefan** · June 27th, 2012

Just recieved my signed copy of The Providence Rider by McCammon in the mail today from Sub Press! Can't wait to start reading it!

**Patricia A** · July 2nd, 2012

Originally Posted by kingricefan

Just recieved my signed copy of The Providence Rider by McCammon in the mail today from Sub Press! Can't wait to start reading it!

Nice.

**Daniel Lee Severn** · July 2nd, 2012

Originally Posted by Doc Wilson

Totally agree. The ultimate southern coming of age story. Its what To Kill A Mockingbird wanted to be.

To Kill a Mockingbird is one of my all-time favorites, so I highly doubt I would give Boys Life this much praise but I am interested in reading it now.

**Doc Wilson** · July 3rd, 2012

I'll be interested to hear your thoughts. It resonated perfectly with my own boyhood, coming up in the deep South of the 60s.

**danie** · July 3rd, 2012

Originally Posted by kingricefan

Just recieved my signed copy of The Providence Rider by McCammon in the mail today from Sub Press! Can't wait to start reading it!

So excited for you! I just read it a couple of weeks ago, and it's soooooooooooooooooo good!!!!!!

**dsurrett** · July 3rd, 2012

I'm about 2/3 through McCammon's Swan Song. I can see how it could be compared to The Stand, but I prefer King's writing style and narrative abilities. No great surprise there. Still, Swan Song is very good.

**goathunter** · July 10th, 2012

The new anthology Shadow Show: All-New Stories in Celebration of Ray Bradbury is available now. Edited by Mort Castle and Sam Weller, Shadow Show includes a brand-new, never-before-published Robert McCammon short story entitled “Children of the Bedtime Machine,” as well as stories by Bradbury, Gaiman, Hill, Ellison, and many others. For handy ordering links in all kinds of formats, please see RobertMcCammon.com.

Also, Subterranean Press has temporarily lowered the price of the ebook edition of The Hunter from the Woods to $2.99 to help promote the release of The Providence Rider.

Hunter

**bryantburnette** · July 11th, 2012

I'll be buying a copy of that ASAP.

**goathunter** · October 26th, 2012

Robert McCammon has a Halloween treat for you: a free, brand-new Halloween short story, “Strange Candy”!

You can read “Strange Candy” on his website or download it in EPUB (NOOK) and MOBI (Kindle) formats!

RobertMcCammon.com: A Halloween Treat: Strange Candy

Boo!

Hunter