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- George Beahm, The Stephen King Story. Literary biography.
- John Barnes, Apostrophes & Apocalypses. SF collection of 21 stories and articles.
- Greig Beck, Beneath the Dark Ice. Thriller.
- Ralph Cotton, Valley of the Gun. Western.
- Basil Copper, The Breaking Point, The Empty Silence, The Far Side of Fear, Feedback, Flip-Side, Jet-lag, No Flowers for the General, Tuxedo Park, and A Voice from the Dead. Mike Faraday mysteries all.
- Francisco Goldman, The Long Night of White Chickens. Literary novel with fantasy elements.
- Gene Hackman, Payback at Morning Peak. Yes, that Gene Hackman, and it's a western.
- Carl Hiaasen, The Downhill Lie. The mystery author and columnist returns to a sport where he chases a little white ball.
- Faye Kellerman, The Garden of Eden and Other Criminal Delights. Mystery collection with seventeen stories.
- Leo P. Kelley, Good-bye to Earth. YA SF book (more of a novella, actually); part of the author's Galaxy 5 series.
- Michael Kurland & "S. W. Barton" (Bart Whaley) - The Last President. What-if political thriller. What if the Watergate break-in was never discovered and Nixon remained in office?
- The Magazine of Fantasy &Science Fiction, March/April, 2011.
- C. S. Lewis, The Four Loves. Christian essays.
- Marjorie M. Lui, Eye of Heaven. Fantasy, a Dirk & Steele novel.
- Bill O'Neal, Encyclopedia of Western Gunfighters. Reference.
- Chuck Palahniuk, Invisible Monsters. Literary crime novel.
- George P. Pelecanos, Down By the River Where the Dead Men Go. A Nick Stefanos mystery.
- S. D. Perry & Britta Dennison, Wonder Woman. Movie tie-in based on the comic book. The book appeared but I don't think the movie ever did.
- Stephanie Pintoff, In the Shadow of Gotham. Thriller taking place in 1905 New York.
- Garfield Reeves-Stevens, Children of the Shroud. Horror novel involving DNA found on the Shroud of Turin.
- Robert Vaughan, The Wild Wild West #3: The Night of the Assassin. TV tie-in novel.
- Denton Welch, A Voice Through a Cloud. The final book, a fictional autobiography, from a (literally) tortured writer who died at age 33.
A western by Gene Hackman? I've got to read this book by one of my favourite actors. I'm sure he writes as well as he acts.
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