April Is Bringing Tons of New Sci-Fi, Fantasy, and Horror Books
This month, we’ve got tense thrillers set aboard claustrophobic spaceships, a magical sword-maker who gets caught up in a fantastical conflict in
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This month, we’ve got tense thrillers set aboard claustrophobic spaceships, a magical sword-maker who gets caught up in a fantastical conflict in
Exciting new releases from Brandon Sanderson, Cory Doctorow, io9 co-founder Charlie Jane Anders, and so many more.
The U.S. economy and labor market have been a rollercoaster since the start of the coronavirus pandemic in March 2020. Some sectors, like hospitality, have been hindered by pandemic restrictions,
The Prophecy, Erin Pemberton (Intrigue) Just One Song, Lynn Stevens (self-published) Best Anthology Tales of the Lost Volume Two, Steve Dillon and Eugene Johnson, eds. (Plaid Dragon) Bridges, First City Books collective (First City Books) Mirrormaze: A Dreampunk Anthology, Cliff Jones Jr., ed. (Fractured Mirror) Best Short Story Collection Val Hall: The Odd Years, Alma Alexander (Book View Cafe) Grotesque: Monster Stories, Lee Murray (self-published) Snapshots: A Collection of Short Stories, Eliot Parker (Morgan James Fiction) Best Short Story The Far Side of Heaven, D.L. Gardner (self-publis...
The Jefferson County Sheriffâs Office is looking for a jailer. It usually gets 10 to 20 applications for the post â but as of last week, just one person had expressed interest. At The River Pizza & Subs in Boulder, Greg Hughes normally has 10 to 12 workers heading into the summer. Now, he is making due with just five. Tizer Gardens in Jeffersonville is scrambling to find enough people to prepare its nursery for the busy spring season. In Montana City, the Jackson Creek Bar & Grille has closed on Mondays for lack of kitchen help, according to its Facebook page. Montana has endure...