INCOMING

Basically genre stuff this week.

• Greg Bear, Heads.  SF
• Ben Bova, Triumph.  Alternate world SF.
• Leigh Clark, Evil Recarnate.  Horror.
• Stephen R. Donaldson, The Man Who Risked His Partner.  Mystery.  Revised version of a novel originally published as by "Reed Stephens."
• Glen Ebisch, Ghosts from the Past.  A Roaming New England mystery.
• Raymond E. Feist, Shadow of a Dark Queen. Fantasy.  Book One of The Serpentwar Saga.
• "Robin Hobb" (a.k.a. "Megan Lindholm"), Ship of Magic, Mad Ship, and Ship of Destiny.  Fantasy.  The Liveship Traders Trilogy.
• Edward D. Hoch, editor, Best Detective Stories of the Year -- 1980:  34th Annual Collection.  A dozen of the best stories from 1979. 
• William W. Johnstone with Fred Austen, The Last Gunfighter:  Savage Country.  Western.
• Mercedes Lackey, Burning Water.  Fantasy.  A Diana Tregarde Investigation.
• Mercedes Lackey & Ru Emerson, Fortress of Frost and Fire.  Gaming (The Bard's Tale) tie-in.
• Louis L'Amour, The Broken Gun and Son of a Wanted Man.  Westerns.
• Ursala K. Le Guin, A Fisherman of the Inland Sea.  Fantasy collection with eight stories.
• Paul Levine, Trial & Error.  Legal thriller, fourth in the Solomon and Lord series.
• Jeff Long, Year Zero.  Thriller.
• Christine Matthews, editor, Deadly Housewives.  Mystery anthology with fourteen stories. 
• Anne McCaffrey and Todd McCaffrey, Dragon's Kin.  SF.  Another Pern adventure.
• Thomas F. Monteleone, editor, Borderlands 2.Horror anthology with twenty-one stories and the world's most unreadable cover.
• Mark Nykanen, The Bone Parade.  Thriller.
• Dennis O'Neil, Justice League of America:  Green Lantern:  Hero's Quest.  Comic book tie-in novel.
• Lewis B. Pattern, Death Rides a Black Horse.  Western.
• David J. Schow, Bullets of Rain.  Thriller.
• Sandy Silverthorne & John Warner, One-Minute Mysteries and Brain Teasers.  Kitty threw this one in the cart.  I know she's smart (smarter than me, for sure), so I assume she wants me to exercise the little gray cells a bit more.
• Eleanor Sullivan, editor, Alfred Hitchcock's Tales to Keep You Spellbound.  The hardcover edition of the first in the long-running series of Alfred Hitchcock's Anthologies that AHMM publisher Davis Publications issued.  This one, from 1976, has thirty stories published from 1958 to 1969.
• Bari Wood, The Basement.  Horror.
• Douglas P. Wojtowicz, Don Pendleton's Stony Man:  Splintered Sky.  Men's adventure.  Number 97 in the series.