INCOMING

• Lawrence Alexander, Speak Softly.  A Theodore Roosevelt mystery.
• Piers Anthony, The Color of Her Panties and Swell Foop.  Humorous fantasies in the Xanth series.
• Leo Atkins, Dead Run and Dead Beat.  Connor Gibbs mysteries.
• Holly Black, Valiant:  A Modern Tale of Faerie.  YA fantasy.
• Gary Braver, Gray Matter.  Thriller.
• Orson Scott Card, Ender's Shadow.  SF, a companion volume to Ender's Game.
• William J. Caunitz, One Police Plaza.  Mystery.
• Robin Cook, Marker.  Medical thriller.
• Mary Danby, editor, 65 Great Spinechillers and 65 Great Tales of the Supernatural.  Horror anthologies.
• August Derleth, The Wind Leans West.  Historical novel, part of Derleth's Wisconsin Saga.
• David Drake, The Sharp End.  Military SF in the Hammer's Slammers series.
• James W. Hall, Blackwater Sound.  Thriller.
• Stephen Hawking, The Universe in a Nutshell.  Science.  Doctor Hawking explains it all.
• Terry C. Johnston, Wind Walker.  Western.
• William W. Johnstone, Breakdown.  Yet another post-apocalyptic novel.
• Terry Jones, Douglas Adams's Starship Titanic.  Gaming tie-in novel, supposedly written in the nude.  No spam, spam, spam, eggs, spam, and eggs though; probably not even a dead parrot or the Spanish Inquisition.  **sigh**
• "E. E. Knight" (Eric Frisch), Valentine's Rising.  SF, Book Four of the Vampire Earth series.
• Mercedes Lackey, Bardic Voices, Book I:  The Lark and the Wren and Bardic Voices, Book III:  The Eagle and the Nightingales (fantasies); also the following Valdemar fantasy novels:  Magic's Promise and Magic's Price (Books Two and Three in the Last Herald Mage sequence), Winds of Fury (Book Three of the Mage Winds sequence), Brightly Burning and By the Sword.
• Louis L'Amour, The Ferguson Rifle and Passin' Through.  Westerns.
• Garth Nix, Sabriel.  YA fantasy, winner of the Aurealis Award for Excellence in Australian Science Fiction.
• Wayne D. Overholser, Nugget City.  Western.
• Don Pendleton, The Excutioner #32:  Tennessee Smash.  Men's action adventure.
• Terry Pratchett, The Bromeliad.  The fantasy trilogy -- Truckers, Diggers, and Wings -- in an omnibus volume. 
• Jack Scaparro, Hocus-Pocus.  Horror.
• "Dell Shannon" (Elizabeth Linington), Spring of Violence.  A Luis Mendoza mystery.