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Eater - Gregory Benford
From Publishers Weekly Benford (The Martian Race), a physics professor at UC-Irvine and a Nebula winner for his novel Timescape, is one of the leading exponents of hard SFAwhich, n... -
Dust of Dreams_ Book Nine of Th - Steven Erikson
From Publishers WeeklyRagged armies and gods old and new collide in the dizzyingly complex penultimate tale of the Malazan Book of the Fallen (following 2008's Toll the Hounds -
Durable Goods_ A Novel - Elizabeth Berg
From Publishers WeeklyIn Berg's understated and promising fiction debut, a 12-year-old "army brat" comes to epitomize the quality that her father prizes: emotional durability. Narr... -
Dreams in a Time of War_ A Chil - Ngugi Wa Thiong'o
From Publishers WeeklyCelebrated African author and activist Thiong'o tells no ordinary coming-of-age tale. The fifth child of his father's third wife—one of an extended family who... -
Doppelgangster - Laura Resnick
From Publishers WeeklyThis gleeful, clever sequel to 2006's Disappearing Nightly teams up actress and singing waitress Esther Diamond with the magic-savvy but utterly unworld... -
Don't Start the Revolution With - Jesse Ventura; Dick Russell
From Publishers WeeklyFormer pro wrestler and Minnesota governor Ventura (_Do I Stand Alone?_) has been awakened out of semiretirement by his outrage over the grievous state of the... -
Don't Get Too Comfortable - David Rakoff
From Publishers WeeklyThe title of this collection of humorous essays could also serve as a warning label for its readers. They'll want to stay on guard as _GQ writer-at-large Rako... -
Distant Thunders_ Destroyermen - Taylor Anderson
From Publishers WeeklyRebuilding after the ship-shattering climax of 2009's Maelstrom, Capt. Matt Reddy and the crew of the dimensionally misplaced USS Walker continue pu... -
Disintegration_ The Splintering - Eugene Robinson
From Publishers WeeklyIn this clear-eyed and compassionate study, Robinson (Coal to Cream), Pulitzer Prize–winning journalist for the Washington Post, marshals persuasive evidence ... -
Dirt_ The Erosion of Civilizati - David R. Montgomery
From Publishers WeeklyMontgomery (_King of Fish_), a geomorphologist who studies how landscapes change through time, argues persuasively that soil is humanity's most essential natu...