Small House of Everything

Small House of Everything

Monday, August 8, 2011

INCOMING

Lots of good stuff this week, mainly wesrterns and thrillers.  I'm particularly happy with the Thorne Smith and the Hadju.

  • Terrell L. Bowers, Destiny at Broken Spoke.  Western.
  • Max Brand, Don Diablo.  Western collection with  three stories featuring Jim Tyler.  The stories were originally published in Western Story Magazine in 1932 as by "Peter Henry Moreland".
  • "Lyle Brandt" (Mike Newton), The Lawman:  Helltown.  Western, probably the third in the series.
  • Peter Brandtvold, .45-Caliber Fury.  Western, probably the second in a series.
  • Matt Braun, El Paso and The Wild Ones, and Hangman's Creek and Jury of Six.  Westerns with two novels in each omnibus.
  • Lee Child, The Hard Way, One Shot, and Without Fail.  Jack Reacher thrillers.
  • Ralph Compton (actually, Dick Vaughn), Demon's Pass.  Posthumous western, "A Ralph Compton novel by Dick Vaughn."
  • Kit Dalton, Buckskin #13:  Gunpoint and #14:  Lever Action.  Adult westerns.
  • Gardner Dozois and Stanley Schmidt, editors, Roads Not Taken:  Tales of Alternate History.  SF anthology with ten stories, seven from Asimov's Science Fiction and three from Analog Science Fiction and Fact.
  • Frances Fyfield, Not That Kind of Place.  Mystery.
  • David Hadju, The Ten-Cent Plague:  The Great Comic Book Scare and How It Changed America.  Nonfiction.
  • Diana Henstell, The Other Side.  Horror.
  • Jake Logan, Slocum #207:  Blood on the Rio Grande and #213:  Slocum and the Great Southern Hunt.  Adult westerns.
  • John Lutz, Night Kills.  Thriller.
  • Tim Parks, Home Thoughts and Tongues of Flame.  Novels.
  • George P. Pelecanos, Nick's Trip.  A Nick Stefanos Mystery.
  • David Shobin, The Center.  Medical thriller.
  • Brian Scott Smith, When Shadows Fall.  Horror.
  • Thorne Smith, Rain in the Doorway.  Humorous fantasy.  One of the very few Smith books I haven't read.
  • Christopher Stasheff, The Warlock Unlocked and The Warlock Wandering.  Fantasies.
  • Whitley Strieber, Billy.  Thriller, with no grey aliens that I could see.

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