INCOMING

• Piers Anthony, Xone of Contention.  Fantasy in the Xanth series.
• Robert G. Barrett, Guns 'n' Ros'e.  [That's supposed to be an accent over the e in Rose, so it refers to the wine -- my wp program lacks a few features.]  An Australian mystery featuring Les Norton.
• David Bischoff, Space Precinct #1:  The Deity-Father.  Television tie-in novel.
• Rhys Bowen, Bless the Bride and Evan Only Knows.  A Molly Murphy mystery and a Constable Evan Evans mystery, respectively.
• "John Boyd" (John Boyd Upchurch), The Pollinators of Eden.  SF.
• Gary Brandner, Floater.  Horror.
• Dennis Burges, Graves Gate.  Suspense with paranormal overtones, featuring Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.
• Victor Canning, The Limbo Line.  Spy-guy.
• Octavus Roy Cohen, Don't Ever Love Me.  Mystery.
• Desmond Cory, The Nazi Assassins.  A Johnny Fedora spy-guy.
• "Jocelyn Davey" (Chaim Raphael), The Naked Villany.  An Ambrose Usher mystery.
• J. P. Donleavy, Meet My Maker the Mad Molecule.  Literary collection of 27 stories and sketches.
• Tannarive Due, The Living Blood.  Horror.
• Tom Dulack, The Stigmata of Dr. Constantine.  Novel that may or may not concern the supernatural.
• James T. Farrell, Father and Son.  The third novel in the Danny O'Neill tetralogy.
• "Stanton Forbes" (Deloris Forbes), Go to Thy Deathbed.  Mystery.
• Steve Frazee, Lassie:  The Mystery of Bristlecone Pine.  Juvenile.  A Whitman Authorized TV Adventure.
• J. F. Gonzalez, Survivor.  Horror.
• Joan Grant, The Eyes of Horus. A "Far Memory" novel, first published as a historical novel, it was one of seven the author wrote that she later "realized" were reincarnated memories.
• Simon Hawke, Sons of Glory.  Generational military novel.
• Robert Holdstock, Mythago Wood.  Fantasy.
• Claude Lalumiere & Marty Halpern, editors, Witpunk.  Basically a SF anthology with 26 stories.
• William March, Desire and Damnation.  Novel originally titled Come in at the Door.
• A. A. Marcus, The Widow Gay.  A Pete Hunter mystery.
• Clare McNally, Somebody Come and Play.  Horror.
• Marijane Meaker, Shockproof Sidney Skate.  A coming of age novel.  No matter what name she writes under, she's good.
• Willard Motley, Knock on Any Door.  Novel.  Nick Romano was an altar boy at twelve and died in the electric chair at twenty-one.
• Patricia Moyes, Dead Men Don't Ski.  A Henry Tibbett mystery.
• Andrew Neiderman, Brainchild.  Horror.
• Helen Nielson, False Witness.  Mystery.
• Frederik Pohl, Martin Harry Greenberg, & Joseph Olander, editors, The Great Science Fiction Series.  SF anthology with 21 stories.
• "Clarissa Ross" (W. E. D. Ross), Moscow Mists.  Historical romance.
• James Sallis, Drive.  Crime.
• Irwin Shaw, The Troubled Air.  Novel.
• "Dell Shannon" (Elizabeth Linington), First Four by Shannon (omnibus of four mysteries:  Case Pending, The Ace of Spades,  Extra Kill, and Knave of Hearts), The Ringer, and Streets of Death.  Luis Mendoza mysteries.
• Thomas Sterling, The Evil of the Day.  Mystery.
• "Hampton Stone" (Aaron Marc Stein), The Real Serendipitous Kill.  A Jeremiah X. Gibson mystery.
• Lisa Unger, Darkness, My Old Friend.  Thriller.
• Patricia Warrick & Martin Harry Greenberg, editors, The New Awareness:  Religion Through Science Fiction.  SF anthology with 15 stories.
• Morris L. West, Backlash.  Post WWII novel.
• Phyllis A. Whitney, Secret of Haunted Mesa.  YA mystery.
• Sara Woods, Enter Certain Murderers.  Mystery.