Kazuki Tamada sent in a piece of great artwork inspired by Robert McCammon’s Speaks the Nightbird. You can view the art here or click on the image to the right. Look for more art from Kazuki soon….
Year: 2010
Japanese fan Isao Hara has contributed this great piece of artwork inspired by Mister Slaughter!
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Subterranean Press shipped out all of the limited editions of Mister Slaughter last week, and readers are reporting receipt of their books this week. Photos of the limited have been added to the Mister Slaughter Book Cover Gallery.
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- The map that Robert McCammon references when he’s writing about Matthew Corbett’s adventures can be found on the new Maps page. A map of New England from 1708 can also be found there.
- A larger version of the scan of a 1702 issue of The Earwig, recently unearthed by Subterranean Press, can be found on the Multimedia page.
- Robert McCammon will be participating in this year’s Read Alabama! program at Bevill State Community College in Jasper, AL, along with other Alabama authors.Daily Mountain Eagle article about Read Alabama!On Tuesday, March 16, 2010, at 4 PM, Robert McCammon will give a brief talk and will sign copies of Mister Slaughter and his previous novels. The event will take place at Bevill Auditorium on the campus of Bevill State Community College. Admission is free to the presentation and to the preceding reception at 3:30 PM.