McCammon is a much under-rated horror writer who has written some wonderful books. He's very easy to read, and he'll scare the you know what out of you. I believe he should be in the same league as King and Koontz; he's that good!

McCammon is a great writer but I must ask why Graham Masterton is not on this list? Masterton's The Mirror is a horror classic. The guy is awesome; maybe it is because Masterton is basically known in the UK that he has not ever really gotten his due here in the USA

McCammon is wonderful, magical, he puts you in the story and makes you yearn for more. I wish I was from such a town as Boy's Life.

McCammon is one of the greatest horror writers of all, though I'd still have to say my favorite is King, though, to me, they write very similar. Both great storytellers, can't really choose one of the other.

Can someone help me??? I have been interested in selling my hardback book collection of author signed, with dust jackets but not sure what they are worth. I was wondering if you could help give me a guide line to what is a good starting point for these books. Here are the books I have available that I would like to sell. I only purchased these books because I wanted to meet Mr. McCammon (and what an honor that was) were bought and then shelved. I only read the paperback versions, I guess I wanted the books at the time for posterity. But now I think that a real book lover should have these books. They need to be on a shelf somewhere where they can be shown off. I do not have a proper place to display them. Here are the descriptions of the books as best as I can give. If you are in the Los Angeles area, I would personally bring the books so you may actually see the books and their condition. I also can submit pictures. I would be so grateful to any help you could offer me. Thank you in advance. Sincerely Tina S. Pease Boys Life Dust Jacket looks to be in perfect condition. No tears or creases anywhere. Front of the Dust Jacket displays Robert McCammons name in large gold bold letters. There is an illustration of a bicycle on the front cover and on the back of the dust cover is Editors Notes and Reviews from different newspapers and such. They Thirst - Front Cover of Dust Jacket has one tear about an inch long that was taped and other minute tears at the top also there are some creases. Dust Jacket Illustration is vampire hiding on the side of a brick wall on the front. The back of the dust cover is graffiti on the walls. Illustrated by Wendy & Charles Lang. Illustration copyright is 1991. On the page where it lists the ISBN # it also states FIRST HARDCOVER EDITION. Stinger - Front Dust cover on this book has a tear, and its not taped. It also is about an inch maybe inch and half long, other than that there is no tears and has not worn edges either. Inside the Dust Jacket is a price of 12.95. On the page where it lists the ISBN on this book it says This first UK edition published 1988 by Kinnell Publications, 43 Kingsfield Avenue, North Harrow, Middlesex HAS 6AQ Printed and cased by Anchor Brendon, Tiptree, Essex Dust Jacket Illustration is a scary looking demon guy with nasty long bloody fingernails. The back of the Dust Jacket has a Los Angeles Times Editors Note. Jacket Illustration by Colin Sullivan Swan Song - Hardback; Author Signed with Dust Jacket. Dust Jacket Illustration (if it means anything). Dust Jacket has small worn corners and edges. Swan walking alone looking up in the sky at the monster/devil on the front. The back looks to be a grave marked by a skull. This book was illustrated by Charles Lang. Illustration Copyright is 1989. On the page where it lists the ISBN # it also states FIRST HARDCOVER EDITION.

100 times better than King. My favorite author. The man can tell a story.

Without a doubt, my favorite modern horror writer. He is much more consistent than King or Koontz, and a better writer to boot. His latest book "Speaks the Nightbird" is his first after 10 years and it is wonderful; further proof that McCammon is a master.

I've read everything Mccammon has written. This man can tell a story! Boy's LIfe and Gone South are my favorite books and I've read them more than once. I actually get hungry for more. I came into this site to find out why he hasn't written anymore and am GREATLY disappointed that he has retired. Maybe he will read this and change his mind. I'm hungry.

im a 34 yr old reader i have read all of mccammons books they are the best i have read i feel that there is no other authors that put me right in the story i feel like i can see everything happening in front of me i would like to know about any new books that will be published and the # 1 thing i wish that mr mccammons book would be in movies i think they would be very good movies

Robert McCammon is the premiere writer of horror novels, though I don't believe that he is true horror, his books have a lot of diversity to them. Take Wolf's Hour, it has drama, romance, war, a bit of sarcasm, and a man who turns into a wolf. It is unfortunate that he announced his retirement from writing in November 1999, as he will be missed by many who, like me, wish there was just one more book.

Robert McCammon is one of the best authors I have ever read. His publication of Swan Song is one of my favorite epics of all time. I would love to know if he is going to be coming out with any new book anytime in the near future he is great!!!!!!

His books are more gripping and detailed then King or Koontz! In my opinion he is the King of Horror!