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Glenn Chadbourne - 2013-06-26 - Lincoln County NewsOn June 26, 2013, The Lincoln County News published an article “Chadbourne Among The Notables At World Horror Convention”.

Brian James Freeman of Cemetery Dance has posted images of the endpapers for their Gift Edition of Stephen King’s Doctor Sleep. The until-now-secret paintings are by Glenn Chadbourne. You can read more about them and see them on Brian’s blog site.

Cemetery Dance has posted a new article about their upcoming Stephen King trivia books. Both books feature art by Glenn. You can read the article here.

Glenn Chadbourne was the artist Guest of Honor at the 2013 Bram Stoker Awards Weekend Incorporating The World Horror Convention. The event took place at the Hotel Monteleone in New Orleans, LA, on July 13–July 16. Thanks to Dave Hinchberger, here are a few photos of Glenn from the weekend. Click on any image to view a larger version.

The ALL’S NOT WELL sampler produced for WHC 2013. The full book will be released on Halloween in 2013 from Overlook Connection Press.
Glenn with his some of his artwork on display in the WHC 2013 Art Room.
Dave Hinchberger, Chad Savage, Bev Vincent, Glenn Chadbourne, and Rocky Wood
Chad Savage condunction the WHC 2013 Artist Guest of Honor interview with Glenn Chadbourne.
Glenn remarquing a copy of the ALL’S NOT WELL sampler at the WHC 2013 mass signing.
Glenn remarquing ALL’S NOT WELL at the 2013 WHC mass signing.
Glenn Chadbourne and Dave Hinchberger of the Overlook Connection Bookstore and Press, relaxing at WHC 2013.
Glenn remarques a copy of the ALL’S NOT WELL sampler at WHC 2013.
Webmaster Hunter Goatley and the WHC 2013 Artist Guest of Honor, Glenn Chadbourne

Glenn Chadbourne was the Artist Guest of Honor at the 2013 World Horror Convention held this past weekend in New Orleans. We’ll have some more photos up soon, but here’s a shot of all of the Guests of Honor (photo by Stacy Scranton). You can see many more of Stacy’s photos on Flickr.

LtoR: Jonathan Maberry, John Joseph Adams, Amber Benson, Glenn Chadbourne, Caitlin R. Kiernan (seated), Bruce Boston, Ramsey Campbell, Rocky Wood, Robert McCammon
LtoR: Jonathan Maberry, John Joseph Adams, Amber Benson, Glenn Chadbourne, Caitlin R. Kiernan (seated), Bruce Boston, Ramsey Campbell, Rocky Wood, Robert McCammon

The Lincoln County News posted this article on their website on May 29, 2013:

5/29/2013 2:00:00 PM
Chadbourne’s Pen Brings Life To Next Stephen King Publication
Newcastle artist Glenn Chadbourne shows off his recent write up in the USA Today online featuring his latest work with Stephen King. (K. Fletcher photo)
Newcastle artist Glenn Chadbourne shows off his recent write up in the USA Today online featuring his latest work with Stephen King. (K. Fletcher photo)

By Sherwood Olin and Kim Fletcher

Nationally known horror artist Glenn Chadbourne, of Newcastle, was featured in the May 21 edition of USA Today online, in a Book Buzz article, for his artistry in “The Dark Man,” by Stephen King.

Cemetery Dance Publications will publish “The Dark Man” in a hardcover edition, July 30.

According to USA Today, “The 88-page poem, featuring Chadbourne’s horror artwork, is considered something of a prequel to King’s apocalyptic epic “The Stand.”

The poem was written in 1969 when King was a UMaine, Orono student. Although it appeared in literary magazines at the time, it has never been published for the general public.

Chadbourne who has done extensive work for King, said he spent the bulk of the past winter working on the project. Chadbourne said the original poem he received was only three written pages.

“It’s my baby,” he said. “They gave me the text and then just let my imagination rip. They wanted between 70 and 90 pages and I gave them 88.”

He spent several months working 12 to 16 hours a day to come up with art for the project, including a half dozen different cover pages for the various editions.

“I am very proud of this project,” he said. “It is not every day you get something like this.”

Chadbourne has drawn the editorial page cartoons for The Lincoln County News for more than 20 years.

For more information visit Cemetery Dance online at http://www.cemeterydance.com.

Cemetery Dance posted this earlier today:

Hi Folks!

The Dark Man by Stephen King received a very nice mention in USA TODAY’S Book Buzz today:

The Dark Man“Beware, for the Dark Man cometh! That is, the book The Dark Man by Stephen King, reigning master of scary tales. Cemetery Dance Publications will publish a hardcover edition of the title on July 30. It’s a change of pace for the author: The Dark Man is an 88-page poem featuring artwork by Glenn Chadbourne. Considered something of a prequel to his apocalyptic epic The Stand, it was written in 1969 when King was a student at the University of Maine. It appeared in literary magazines while he was in college, but has never before been published for the general public.”

Read more about The Dark Man or place your order on our website!

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Author Brian James Freeman has posted seven samples of Glenn’s black & white illustrations for the upcoming trade paperback release of Brian’s Blue November Storms. You can see the samples on Brian’s blog:

Glenn Chadbourne’s Interior Artwork For Blue November Storms

You can order the book from the Cemetery Dance website. And don’t forget that there’s a special edition that benefits the Hautala family.

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Glenn Chadbourne’s longtime good friend Rick Hautala died unexpectedly on March 21, 2013, leaving his wife with bills that need to be paid.

Longtime Rick Hautala publisher Cemetery Dance has come up with an offer that will help benefit the Hautala family. It involves a special edition of Brian James Freeman’s Blue November Storms. From the CD website:

NOTE FOR COLLECTORS — SPECIAL COPIES TO HELP RICK HAUTALA’S FAMILY:

As you may already know, long-time Cemetery Dance author and friend Rick Hautala passed away suddenly earlier this month. Fundraiser efforts are currently under way to help his family in their time of need, and Glenn Chadbourne and Brian James Freeman have decided to create a special version of this novella to help speed that fundraising along.

We’re now accepting preorders for special copies of this novella featuring stunning COLOR REMARQUES by Glenn Chadbourne. Glenn will be donating his entire art fee to the Hautala family. Brian will also be donating all of his earnings from each of these special copies. (A remarque is an original drawing made in the actual book by the artist, which makes that copy of the book a unique collectible. You can see some of Glenn’s more elaborate color remarques here.)

These special copies will be also signed by Ray Garton, Brian James Freeman, and Glenn Chadbourne. Glenn is going all out to make these copies unique for the collectors who help us support the Hautala family and these remarqued versions of the book will ship approximately one month after the signed copies.

You can read about the book and order copies from the Cemetery Dance website.