INCOMING

• Robert Adams, Martin H. Greenberg, and Pamela Crippen Adams, editors, Robert Adams' Book of Soldiers.  SF anthology with eleven stories.
• Marion Zimmer Bradley, Two To Conquer.  SF.  A Darkover novel.
• Roald Dahl, The Giraffe and Pelly and Me and The Magic Finger.  Juveniles.
• [Dragonlance], Masters of Dragonlance Art. Art book edited by Mark Sehestedt.
• Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, September/October 2011, November 2011, December 2011, and January 2012 issues.
• Loren D. Estleman, American Detective, an Amos Walker mystery, and Black Powder, White Smoke, a western.
• Alane Ferguson, The Christopher Killer.  YA mystery in the Cameryn Mahoney Forensic Detective series.
• Libby Fischer Hellmann, A Shot to Die For.  An Ellie Foreman mystery.
• Dean Ing, Blood of Eagles.  Thriller.
• Fritz Leiber, Swords & Ice Magic.  Fantasy collection of seven stories and a novel.  Sixth in the Fafhrd and Gray Mouser sword and sorcery series.  Leiber was one of my gateway drugs to reading many, many years ago.
• Bentley Little, Dispatch. Horror.
• Don M. Mankiewicz, Trial.  Legal courtroom mystery, "winner of the coveted $10,000 Harper Prize" -- in 1955.
• Larry Niven, Playgrounds of the Mind.  Retrospective SF collection with almost fifty pieces, exerpts, and whatnots.
• Jack Olsen, Give a Boy a Gun.  True crime.
• T. Jefferson Parker, Silent Joe.  Mystery.
• Don Pendleton's The Executioner #363:  Face of Terror.  Men's adventure novel; written by Jerry VanCook this time.
• Paul Preuss, Arthur C. Clarke's Venus Prime, Volume 1:  Breaking Strain.  SF spin-off series. 
• George L. Scheper, Michael Innes.  A 1986 study of the mystery writer and his works.  Innes (real name:  J. I. M. Stewart) is always a treat and I'm looking forward to learning more about him 
• Norman Spinrad, The Men in the Jungle.  One of his early SF novels.
• Sean Stewart, Galveston.  SF.
• Vernor Vinge, Threats...and Other Promises.  SF collection of seven stories,

and the following e-books:

• Timothy Hallinan, Everything but the Squeal
• Joel Townsley Rogers, Secret Operator K-13.
• L. J. Sellers, The Gauntlet Assassin.
• Fernando Sobenes (translated by Benjamin Bennett), The Evil Visitor.
• Robert W. Walker, Greatest Secrets of Successful Commercial Fiction Authors.