INCOMING

Lots of good stuff this week, mainly wesrterns and thrillers.  I'm particularly happy with the Thorne Smith and the Hadju.

• Terrell L. Bowers, Destiny at Broken Spoke.  Western.
• Max Brand, Don Diablo.  Western collection with  three stories featuring Jim Tyler.  The stories were originally published in Western Story Magazine in 1932 as by "Peter Henry Moreland".
• "Lyle Brandt" (Mike Newton), The Lawman:  Helltown.  Western, probably the third in the series.
• Peter Brandtvold, .45-Caliber Fury.  Western, probably the second in a series.
• Matt Braun, El Paso and The Wild Ones, and Hangman's Creek and Jury of Six.  Westerns with two novels in each omnibus.
• Lee Child, The Hard Way, One Shot, and Without Fail.  Jack Reacher thrillers.
• Ralph Compton (actually, Dick Vaughn), Demon's Pass.  Posthumous western, "A Ralph Compton novel by Dick Vaughn."
• Kit Dalton, Buckskin #13:  Gunpoint and #14:  Lever Action.  Adult westerns.
• Gardner Dozois and Stanley Schmidt, editors, Roads Not Taken:  Tales of Alternate History.  SF anthology with ten stories, seven from Asimov's Science Fiction and three from Analog Science Fiction and Fact.
• Frances Fyfield, Not That Kind of Place.  Mystery.
• David Hadju, The Ten-Cent Plague:  The Great Comic Book Scare and How It Changed America.  Nonfiction.
• Diana Henstell, The Other Side.  Horror.
• Jake Logan, Slocum #207:  Blood on the Rio Grande and #213:  Slocum and the Great Southern Hunt.  Adult westerns.
• John Lutz, Night Kills.  Thriller.
• Tim Parks, Home Thoughts and Tongues of Flame.  Novels.
• George P. Pelecanos, Nick's Trip.  A Nick Stefanos Mystery.
• David Shobin, The Center.  Medical thriller.
• Brian Scott Smith, When Shadows Fall.  Horror.
• Thorne Smith, Rain in the Doorway.  Humorous fantasy.  One of the very few Smith books I haven't read.
• Christopher Stasheff, The Warlock Unlocked and The Warlock Wandering.  Fantasies.
• Whitley Strieber, Billy.  Thriller, with no grey aliens that I could see.