(Books are listed alphabetically by author. Only books received are noted.)

BSI: Starside - Death Sentence by Roger MacBride Allen
Bantam Spectra (mm, 483 pages)
Publication date: 5 June 2007, USA & Canada

1945 by Robert Conroy
Ballantine (trade, 432 pages)
Publication date: 29 May 2007, USA & Canada

The Sticky Rock Café by Susie Cornfield
Garret Books (trade, 259 pages)
Publication date: April 2007, UK
    YA fiction, for teenagers and up.

Little (Grrl) Lost by Charles de Lint
Viking (trade, 270 pages)
Publication date (forthcoming): 22 September 2007, USA & Canada
    For readers 12 and up.

Antagonist by Gordon R. Dickson & David W. Wixon
Sci Fi Essential, Tor (hc, 429 pages)
Publication date: 20 March 2007, USA & Canada

Mother of Lies by Dave Duncan
Tor (hc, 252 pages)
Publication date: May 2007, USA & Canada
SF Site Review

Acacia: The War with the Mein, Book 1 by David Anthony Durham
Doubleday (hc, 577 pages)
Publication date: 12 June 2007, USA & Canada

A Thousand Deaths by George Alec Effinger
Golden Gryphon (hc, 340 pages)
Publication date: May 2007, USA & Canada
    Featuring The Wolves of Memory (1981) plus seven short stories.

Reaper's Gale: Tales of the Malazan Book of the Fallen, Book 7 by Steven Erikson
Bantam, Transworld (hc, 910 pages)
Publication date: May 2007, UK
SF Site Review of Book 6, The Bonehunters

Night of Knives by Ian C. Esslemont
Bantam, Transworld (hc, 284 pages)
Publication date: 4 June 2007, UK
    A novel of the Malazan Empire, endorsed by Steven Erikson, who acknowledges Esslemont as co-creator of the world of the Malaz. Plus it's got a cool cover with Steven Stone artwork.

Thursday Next by Jasper Fforde
Viking (hc, 379 pages)
Publication date (forthcoming): 24 July 2007, USA
SF Site Review of Something Rotten

Soon I Will Be Invincible by Austin Grossman
Pantheon Books (hc, 290 pages)
Publication date: 5 June 2007, USA & Canada

Death's Head by David Gunn
Bantam, Transworld (hc, 368 pages)
Publication date: May 2007, UK

The Broken Kings: The Merlin Codex, Book 3 by Robert Holdstock
Tor (hc, 368 pages)
Publication date: 15 May 2007, USA & Canada
SF Site Review of Book 2, The Iron Grail

The Mammoth Book of Monsters edited by Stephen Jones
Robinson (trade, 499 pages)
Publication date: May 2007, UK
    Including stories by Clive Barker, Ramsey Campbell, Christopher Fowler, Robert E. Howard, Joe R. Lansdale, Tanith Lee, Brian Lumley, Kim Newman, Robert Silverberg, Michael Marshall Smith, Earl Edward Wagner, and many more.
SF Site Review of The Mammoth Book of Best New Horror #17, also edited by Stephen Jones

Butcher Bird by Richard Kadrey
Night Shade Books (trade, 258 pages)
Publication date (forthcoming): 30 July 2007, USA

This Forsaken Earth: The Sea Beggars, Book 2 by Paul Kearney
Bantam, Transworld (mm, 416 pages)
Publication date (forthcoming): 4 July 2007, UK
    So far, a highly engaging fantasy adventure series. This volume is much stronger during the action at sea and in the pirate city; the foray of Cortishane and company inland to become involved in the war and the subsequent flight of the refugees across the mountains lacked a little substance. However, we leave off back at sea with plenty of good story yet to be told. I'm keen to see how this series plays out. -nw

Bright of the Sky: The Entire and the Rose, Book 1 by Kay Kenyon
Pyr, Prometheus Books (hc, 453 pages)
Publication date: 8 May 2007, USA
SF Site Review

Hurricane Moon by Alexis Glynn Latner
Pyr, Prometheus Books (trade, 415 pages)
Publication date (forthcoming): July 2007, USA

Wolf's Blood: The Firekeeper Saga, Final Book by Jane Lindskold
Tor (hc, 540 pages)
Publication date: 20 March 2007, USA & Canada
SF Site Review of Wolf Hunting

The Cloud of Doom by Jack Loscutoff
Brillig Books (trade, 189 pages)
Publication date (forthcoming): July 2007, USA

Red Seas Under Red Skies by Scott Lynch
Bantam Spectra (hc, 576 pages)
Publication date (forthcoming): 7 August 2007, USA
    Sequel to The Lies of Locke Lamora.
SF Site Review of The Lies of Locke Lamora

The Princes of the Golden Cage by Nathalie Mallet
Night Shade Books (mm, 320 pages)
Publication date (forthcoming): 10 August 2007, USA

Brasyl by Ian McDonald
Pyr, Prometheus Books (hc, 358 pages)
Publication date: 1 May 2007, USA

The Psychology of Harry Potter edited by Neil Mulholland, Ph.D.
Psychology of Popular Culture Series, BenBella Books (trade, 328 pages)
Publication date: May 2007, USA & Canada

The Prefect by Alastair Reynolds
Victor Gollancz (hc, 410 pages)
Publication date: 17 April 2007, UK

Maledicte by Lane Robins
Del Rey, Ballantine (trade, 437 pages)
Publication date: 29 May 2007, USA & Canada

Outrageous Fortune by Tim Scott
Bantam Spectra (trade, 400 pages)
Publication date: 5 June 2007, USA & Canada

Breakaway by Joel Shepherd
Pyr, Prometheus Books (trade, 427 pages)
Publication date: 17 April 2007, USA

Vacation by Jeremy C. Shipp
Raw Dog Screaming Press (trade, 159 pages)
Publication date: May 2007, USA

Star Wars: Legacy of the Force: Sacrifice by Karen Traviss
Del Rey, Ballantine (hc, 368 pages)
Publication date: 5 June 2007, USA & Canada
SF Site Review of Star Wars: Legacy of the Force: Bloodlines, also by Karen Traviss

Settling Accounts: In at the Death by Harry Turtledove
Del Rey, Ballantine (hc, 624 pages)
Publication date (forthcoming): 31 July 2007, USA & Canada
SF Site Review of Settling Accounts: Return Engagement

The Dark River: The Fourth Realm Trilogy, Book 2 by John Twelve Hawks
Doubleday (hc, 400 pages)
Publication date (forthcoming): 10 July 2007, USA
SF Site Review of Book 1, The Traveler

The Kip Brothers by Jules Verne, translated by Stanford L. Luce
Wesleyan University Press (hc, 508 pages)
Publication date: 15 May 2007, USA
    First English translation; originally published in French in 1902.

Séance at Baker House and Other Stories by Carl Warner
PublishAmerica (trade, 200 pages)
Publication date: 2006, USA

The Silver Sword by David Zindell
Tor (hc, 320 pages)
Publication date: 15 May 2007, USA & Canada
    Sequel to The Lightstone.

Magazines

Interzone, #210, June 2007, UK
Contributors to this issue include: Jayme Lynn Blaschke, Rachel Swirsky, Steven Francis Murphy, David Ira Cleary, Tim Lees, Tim Akers, and Harlan Ellison; plus interviews with Steph Swainston, Stephen Baxter, and artist Douglas Sirois.