INCOMING

• Ilsa J. Bick, Keith R. A. DeCandido, John J. Ordover, Terri Osborne, & Cory Rushton, Star Trek:  Corps of Engineers:  Wounds.  Television tie-in collection of six stories originally published separately as e-Books.
• Brett Cogburn, The Texans.  Western.  According to the back cover, the author is the grandson of Rooster Cogburn.  Yes, that Rooster Cogburn.
• Glen Cook, The Silver Spike.  Fantasy.
• Larry Correia, Monster Hunter Alpha.  Fantasy, the third in the Monster Hunter series.
• Juanita Coulson, Outward Bound and Legacy of Earth.  SF.  Books Two and Three of the Children of the Stars series.
• Peter Crowther, editor - Infinities.  SF collection of four novellas.
• Richie Tankersley Cusick, Silent Stalker.  YA horror.
• Keith R. A. DeCandido - Supernatural:  Nevermore.  Television tie-in novel.
• Esther Friesner - Harpy High.  Fantasy, a sequel to Gnome Man's Land.
• Jeff Gelb & Michael Garrett, editors, Hot Blood XIII:  Dark Passions.  Collection of 20 erotic horror stories.
• Simon R. Green - Ghostworld, the second in the Twilight of the Empire SF series, and Nightingale's Lament, a fantasy novel in the Nightside series.
• Maxim Jakubowski, editor, The Best New British Mysteries.  Anthology of 28 mysteries stories from 2003, originally published (inexplicably, to my mind) as The Best British Mysteries 2005.
• Ric Meyers,  Fear Itself.  Horror, the first in the Book of the Undead series.
• Nick Pollotta, Full Monster.  Gaming (BUREAU 13 STALKING THE NIGHT FANTASTIC) tie-in novel, the third in the series.
• Mike Resnick, The Soul Eater.  SF.
• Keith Roberts, Kiteworld.  SF.
• John Shirley, Kamus of Kadizhar:  The Black Hole of Carcosa.  Fantasy/P.I. novel based on a character created by Michael J. Reaves.
• Charles Stross, The Family Trade.  Fantasy, Book One of The Merchant Princes.
• Robert Weinberg, A Calculated Magic.  Fantasy, the sequel to A Logical Magician.