Robert R. McCammon
Robert R. McCammon (Robert Rick McCammon) was born on July 17th, 1952 and is currently 74 years old. Robert R. McCammon was born in Birmingham, Alabama, USA.
Robert R. McCammon is known for writing in the Historical Fiction, Horror, and Mystery genres.
Robert R. McCammon is the author of 18 Short Stories/Novellas. The first short story published was The Red House, in 1985. The most recently published story was Strange Candy which was released in 2015. There are no upcoming short stories.
Robert R. McCammon has been on the
Kono Mystery ga Sugoi! international list in Japan multiple times.
Stinger made the list in 1992 at #9. In 1996, his novel
Boy's Life got to #2 on the list. Finally, in 2004,
Speaks the Nightbird hit #3.
Robert R. McCammon: Awards & Accolades
Many of Robert R. McCammon's books have won awards, including:
- The Deep End won the Bram Stoker Awards, Superior Achievement in Short Fiction, in 1987.
- Swan Song won the Bram Stoker Awards, Superior Achievement in a Novel, in 1987.
- Eat Me won the Bram Stoker Awards, Superior Achievement in Short Fiction, in 1989.
- Mine won the Bram Stoker Awards, Superior Achievement in a Novel, in 1990.
- Best New Horror won the World Fantasy Award, Anthology, in 1991 as well as the British Fantasy Award - Best Anthology in 1991.
- Boy's Life won the Bram Stoker Awards, Superior Achievement in a Novel, in 1991 as well as the World Fantasy Award - Novel in 1992.
- The Queen of Bedlam won the International Thriller Writers Award, Best Original Paperback Novel, in 2008.
- Demons: Encounters with the Devil and His Minions, Fallen Angels, and the Possessed won the Bram Stoker Awards, Superior Achievement in an Anthology, in 2011.
- Shadow Show: All-New Stories in Celebration of Ray Bradbury won the Bram Stoker Awards, Superior Achievement in an Anthology, in 2012.
The following novels by Robert R. McCammon were nominated for these awards:
- Night Crawlers: World Fantasy Award, Short Fiction (1985).
- Best Friends: World Fantasy Award, Novella (1988).
- Stinger: Bram Stoker Awards, Superior Achievement in a Novel (1988).
- Swan Song: World Fantasy Award, Novel (1988).
- Blue World: Bram Stoker Awards, Superior Achievement in a Fiction Collection (1989). World Fantasy Award, Collection (1990).
- The Wolf's Hour: Bram Stoker Awards, Superior Achievement in a Novel (1989).
- The Year's Best Fantasy and Horror: Third Annual Collection: World Fantasy Award, Anthology (1991).
- Speaks the Nightbird: Audie Award, Best Fiction (2013).
- The Border: Goodreads Awards, Best Horror (2015).
Robert R. McCammon: Lists & Other Mentions
- Swan Song:
- NPR: 100 Favorite Horror Stories Selection in 2018.
- Paste Magazine: The 50 Best Horror Novels of All Time Selection in 2018.
- PBS: The Great American Read Selection in 2018.
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- Rhys Bowen, author of the Her Royal Spyness Series.
- Deanna Raybourn, author of the Killers of a Certain Age Series.
- Stuart Turton, author of: The 7 1/2 Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle / 7 Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle.
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Robert R. McCammon: F.A.Q
When was Robert R. McCammon Born? How old is Robert R. McCammon?
Robert R. McCammon was born on July 17th, 1952. Robert R. McCammon is currently 74 years old.
Where was Robert R. McCammon Born?
Robert R. McCammon was born in Birmingham, Alabama, USA and is American.
What book awards has Robert R. McCammon won?
The Deep End: Bram Stoker Awards: Superior Achievement in Short Fiction (1987).
Swan Song: Bram Stoker Awards: Superior Achievement in a Novel (1987).
Eat Me: Bram Stoker Awards: Superior Achievement in Short Fiction (1989).
Mine: Bram Stoker Awards: Superior Achievement in a Novel (1990).
Best New Horror: World Fantasy Award: Anthology (1991),
British Fantasy Award: Best Anthology (1991).
Boy's Life: Bram Stoker Awards: Superior Achievement in a Novel (1991), World Fantasy Award: Novel (1992).
The Queen of Bedlam:
International Thriller Writers Award: Best Original Paperback Novel (2008).
Demons: Encounters with the Devil and His Minions, Fallen Angels, and the Possessed: Bram Stoker Awards: Superior Achievement in an Anthology (2011).
Shadow Show: All-New Stories in Celebration of Ray Bradbury: Bram Stoker Awards: Superior Achievement in an Anthology (2012).
What was the first book Robert R. McCammon wrote?
The first book written by Robert R. McCammon was Baal, published in 1978.
What was the most recent book Robert R. McCammon wrote?
His most recently released work was McCammon's Shoppe of Olde Curiosities on July 7th, 2026.
What is the most popular book by Robert R. McCammon?
Based on the number of readers on Book Notification, the most popular Robert R. McCammon book is
Swan Song. Here are his most popular books and their average ratings:
- Swan Song (8.52)
- Boy's Life (8.76)
- Speaks the Nightbird (8.75)
- The Wolf's Hour (8.67)
- Gone South (8.22)
What genres does Robert R. McCammon Write?
Robert R. McCammon primarily writes in the Historical Fiction, Horror, and Mystery genres. His work includes sub-genres such as Historical Mystery, Supernatural Horror, and Historical Mystery / Crime Fiction.
Are there upcoming new books by Robert R. McCammon?
Robert R. McCammon does not have any upcoming books with a set publication date within the next few months at this time.
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How many books has Robert R. McCammon written?
Robert R. McCammon has written 58 books excluding contributions to anthologies. 12 books in the Matthew Corbett Series, 2 books in the I Travel By Night Series, 8 books in the Michael Gallatin Series, 14 Standalone Novels, 18 Short Stories/Novellas, 3 Short Story Collections, 1 book in the Night Visions Series.