1) Crucible of War (Christian Dunn, Marc Gascoigne)
40K Compilation

2) The Doomsday Book (Connie Willis)
Time travel and the plague.

The future sends an historian back to study the 15th century with disasterous outcomes for both timelines.

3) False Gods: The Heresy Takes Root. A Horus Heresy Novel (Graham NcNiell)
Second book of the Horus Herasy series. The corruption of Horus, the Emperor's Warmaster.

4) chindi (Jack McDevitt)
Mysterious message from a nuetron star. Who's it from or who's it for?

5) It Came from Bob's Basement: Exploring the Science Fiction and Monster Movie Archive of Bob Burns (Bob Burns and John Michlig)
A romp through the collection of the worlds foremost collector of science fiction/horror memorabilia and original movie props. My F'in Hero!

6) Death World (Steve Lyons)
40K Novel

7) Industrial Light & Magic: The Art of Special Effects (Thomas G. Smith)
A history of Lucas's ILM Studios and the people who made it what it is today.

8) Arthur C. Clarke's Venus Prime: Book One (Paul Preuss)
Amnesiac super-human seeks to unravel the last three years of her mysterious life.

9) Industrial Light & Magic: Into the Digital Realm (Mark Cotta Vaz and Patricia Rose Duignan)
Updated history of Lucas' special effects juggernought ILM including the digital frontier itself has pioneered in the modern movie industry.

10) Arthur C. Clarke's Venus Prime: Book Two: Maelstrom (Paul Preuss)
The continuing saga of Sparta and her missing memory. This time, she goes to Mars to investigate an alien artifact that a may (will) uncover another bit of the mystery surrounding her mysterious special abilities and why she has them.

11) Arthur C. Clarke's Venus Prime: Vol. 3 Hide and Seek (Paul Preuss)
Book 3: The adventrue continues with Sparta and her ne accomplice, Blake Redfield.

12) Anime from Akira to Princess Mononoke: Experiencing Contemporary Japanese Animation (Susan Napier)
An essay on the global impact of Japanese Pop Culture through animation.