Bones Live?" "Nobody Ever Goes There" "Where Did She Wander?" There are also a group of mini-stories or vignettes, consisting of about half a page, that were originally used as transitions from one major story to another in the collection Who Fears the Devil. These were later collected and made into two chapters in the later collections: "Wonder As I Wander" and "Further Down the Trail": "John's My Name" "Why They're Named That" "None Wiser For The Trip" "Nary Spell" "Then I Wasn't Alone" "You Know The Tale of Hoph" "Blue Monkey" "The Stars Down There" "Find The Place Yourself" "I Can't Claim That" "Who Else Could I Count On?" The Silver John stories and vignettes are available in audio-book format through Audible in the collection Owls Hoot in the Daytime and Other Omens read by Brian Troxell. The Silver John novels The Old Gods Waken (1979) After Dark (1980) The Lost and Lurking (1981) The Hanging Stones (1982) Voice of the Mountain (1984) The novel The Old Gods Waken is available in audio-book format from Blackstone Audio read by Stefan Rudnicki on CD and via download through Audible. In popular culture The Legend of Hillbilly John, a low-budget movie about John, was released in 1974, with Hedge Capers (of the singing group, Hedge and Donna) as John, Denver Pyle, Severn Darden, Val Avery and Susan Strasberg. The film's plot incorporates two of the John stories: "The Desrick on Yandro" and "O Ugly Bird". The novel Old Nathan by David Drake, a friend of Wellman's, was inspired by the "Silver John" stories. Hellboy creator Mike Mignola makes a deliberate homage to John in his story The Crooked Man. Author Brian Keene includes an explicit description of John and his adventures in his horror novel Dark Hollow. Additionally, ex-Amish occult detective Levi Stolzfus (also from Brian Keene's writings), is closely tied to John's character, including use of much of the same magic used by John in the Silver John novels British psych-folk band This Is the Kit released a song in 2015 entitled Silver John, which references "the apocalypse" in its lyrics. The New Age group Out of Orion (also called "Ox3" or "O times 3") released four CDs of music based on the John stories including Just Call Me John (2012), and the compilation The Tales of John the Balladeer (2013). References External links Hammer's Slammers CD – The Baen