Oops! I should have posted this last week, since this one went into the mail on June 21st. These books should all be up on the site now, so I'll try to link them all, but it probably won't hit most mailboxes for another few days.

Selections:

1. The Year’s Best Science Fiction, 23^rd Annual Collection, the yearly doorstop edited by Gardner Dozois. (Includes such excellent stories as Alastair Reynold's "Beyond the Aquila Rift," Daryl Gregory's "Second Person, Present Tense" and the nearly-novel-length "Burn" by James Patrick Kelly.)
2. When Darkness Falls, the finale of the Obsidian Trilogy by Mercedes Lackey & James Mallory

Alternates:

1. Mythago Wood: the latest book in the "50th Anniversary Collection" is this classic British fantasy from Robert Holdstock
2. Star Wars: Legacy of the Force: Betrayal by Aaron Allston, first in a new nine-book series
3. The Taken Trilogy by Alan Dean Foster, a 3-in-1 of Lost and Found, The Light-Years Beneath My Feet and The Candle of Distant Earth
4. Glasshouse, the great new novel by Hugo nominee Charles Stross
5. My Dirty Little Book of Stolen Time, a sexy time-travel novel by Liz Jensen
6. Honored Enemy by Raymond E. Feist & William R. Forstchen, first in a new "Riftwar" trilogy
7. Flyte: Septimus Heap Book Two, second in an epic fantasy series for young adults by Angie Sage
8. Spirit Walker: Chronicles of Ancient Darkness Book Two, the sequel to Wolf Brother by Michelle Paver
9. Danse Macabre, the new "Anita Blake" novel by Laurell K. Hamilton

Other Odd Places:

1. The Normans, a beautifully illustrated history of the men who conquered England, by Christopher Gravett
2. The Science of Sherlock Holmes by E.J. Wagner, which is pretty much what you think it would be

Not quite as much as last time, but still a bunch of good stuff.