Dell Books releases the Babylon 5 novel “To Dream In The City Of Sorrows“, written by Kathryn M. Drennan (also writer of the first season B5 episode By Any Means Necessary). The book chronicles the life of Commander Sinclair following his departure from Babylon 5, his arrival on Minbar, and his eventual rise to the position of Entil’Zha – leader of the Rangers. The novel fills in many gaps left in Sinclair’s story on television, and is considered an official part of the show’s storyline. 
Unrelated to the movie of the same name, Marc Cerasini’s original novel Godzilla 2000 is published by Random House.
Baen Books publishes the eighth novel in the Honor Harrington series, “Echoes Of Honor” by David Weber.
Pocket Books releases the “Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Technical Manual”, written and illustrated by the series’ art and design staff members.
Pocket Books releases the Star Trek: The Next Generation novel “The Dominion War, Book One: Behind Enemy Lines”, written by John Vornholt.
Baen Books publishes the ninth novel in the Honor Harrington series, “Ashes Of Victory” by David Weber.
Pocket Books releases the post-TV-series sequel novel “Star Trek: Deep Space Nine: Avatar, Book One”, written by S.D. Perry.
Dark Horse Comics publishes its first collection of reprints of the classic late-1970s Marvel Comics, Star Wars: A Long Time Ago, Vol. 1 – Doomworld, including the original six-part film adaptation and the further non-movie adventures that predated The Empire Strikes Back.
Dark Horse Comics publishes its second collection of reprints of the classic late-1970s Marvel Comics, Star Wars: A Long Time Ago, Vol. 2 – Dark Encounters, primarily consisting of original stories preceding the comics adaptation of The Empire Strikes Back.
Penguin Books publishes the novel Lucky Wander Boy by D.B. Weiss (later one of the showrunners of HBO’s Game Of Thrones TV adaptation).
Pocket Books releases the original Star Trek: Voyager novel, Homecoming by Christie Golden, the launch of a series of novels picking up from the end of the series.
Pocket Books releases the original Star Trek: Voyager novel, The Farther Shore by Christie Golden, the second in a series of novels picking up from the end of the series.
Dark Horse Comics publishes the first trade paperback collection of its Star Wars: Clone Wars comics, The Defense Of Kamino and Other Tales.
Dark Horse Comics publishes the second trade paperback collection of its Star Wars: Clone Wars comics, Victories and Sacrifices.
Dark Horse Comics publishes the third trade paperback collection of its Star Wars: Clone Wars comics, Last Stand on Jabiim.
Dark Horse Comics publishes the fourth trade paperback collection of its Star Wars: Clone Wars comics, Light and Dark.
Dark Horse Comics publishes the fifth trade paperback collection of its Star Wars: Clone Wars comics, The Best Blades.
The trade paperback collection Powers: Who Killed Retro Girl? is published.
IDW Publishing releases the collected trade paperback edition of its Star Trek: The Next Generation comic series “The Space Between”.
IDW Publishing releases the collected trade paperback edition of its four-issue Star Trek comic miniseries “Countdown”. This story ties the post Star Trek: Nemesis 24th century in to the plot of the 2009 J.J. Abrams Star Trek film.
The trade paperback collection of the comic Tron: Betrayal is published, bridging the gap between the movies Tron and Tron Legacy.
Anderson Entertainment publishes the Space: 1999 Moonbase Alpha Technical Operations Manual, a glossy, large-format coffee table book detailing the technical specifications of Space: 1999’s settings, vehicles, weapons, uniforms, and more.
Big Finish Productions publishes the novel The Worlds of Blake’s 7: The Clone Masters – The Rule Of Death by Trevor Baxendale, a continuation of the television episode Weapon. (Big Finish also makes an audiobook available, read by Glynis Barber.)