Robert McCammon has finished writing Leviathan, the final book in the Matthew Corbett series! He’s very proud of how it turned out, and he thinks you’ll enjoy it, too.
If all goes well, the trade hardcover (Lividian Publications), ebook (Open Road Media), and audiobook (Audible) editions of Leviathan will be published before the end of 2024! He literally just finished the book a week ago, so it’s too early for any more definite dates yet. Stay tuned!
Czech publisher Dobrovský will release their translation of Gone South on July 17, 2024! Odejít na jih will be a hardcover book published under the Fobos imprint. Fobos previously published translations of Boy’s Life and Usher’s Passing.
Odejít na jih from bookseller Knihy Dobrovský
Here’s a new story by Robert McCammon, written exclusively for this website! Click on the title or the link to read the story.
Polish publisher Vesper has revealed the proposed cover for their upcoming Polish translation of Swan Song. The art is by Maciej Kamuda. Vesper plans to publish three or four Robert McCammon translations in the second half of 2024. In recent years, they’ve published translations of Speaks the Nightbird, The Queen of Bedlam, Boy’s Life, The Listener, and Usher’s Passing.
Eddie Generous of Unnerving Books has published the latest issue of Unnerving Magazine as a free PDF magazine. Issue 19 includes a brand new Q&A with Robert McCammon, in addition to fiction from other writers.
To read the interview, simply go to the Unnerving Books website and click on the cover of Issue 19.
From Variety:
Scott Speedman Joins Yvonne Strahovski in Peacock Horror Thriller Series ‘Teacup’
From The Cinemaholic:
Chaske Spencer to Star in James Wan’s Peacock Series Teacup
A new ebook edition of Robert McCammon’s 2018 novel The Listener will be released by Open Road Media on Tuesday, April 2, 2024. The new cover is by Mauricio Diaz.
The ebook can be pre-ordered from Amazon US and Barnes & Noble.
Website TheCinemaholic reports:
Peacock’s contemporary horror thriller series ‘Teacup’ starts filming in Atlanta, Georgia, later this month. Ian McCulloch penned the series drawing inspiration from Robert McCammon’s 1988 novel ‘Stinger.’ E.L. Katz is set to direct the premiere episode and James Wan serves as an executive producer.
I’m still not sure that’s actually the title of the show, but who knows? You can read the full article on TheCinemaholic.
