Local Authors Celebrate New Book Releases in Colorado

A recent roundup highlights popular reads among Boulder County book lovers, showcasing works such as 'The Mountain in the Sea' by Ray Nayler and 'A Court of Thorns and Roses' by Sarah J. Maas, reflecting diverse genres and interests. Additionally, local author Morris Hoffman has written a debut novel titled 'Pinch Hitting,' which tells a heartfelt story about a janitor's unlikely success in baseball, and has been short-listed for the prestigious 2024 CASEY Award. Benjamin Bronte's novel offers a unique perspective on the universe through the journey of a single iron atom, illustrating the interconnectedness of life and fate. Meanwhile, entrepreneur Spencer Schar shares Colorado's top attractions, including the historic Denver Union Station and the ski haven of Telluride, emphasizing outdoor adventure. Thomas “Trailer Tom” Miller is celebrating the release of his documentary on snowboarding culture, '1st Chair Opening Snowboarding the White Ribbon of Livin',' with events lined up for Vail Mountain's opening day. Lastly, Reader's Digest has named Stephen King's 'The Shining' as the most iconic book set in Colorado, highlighting its lasting impact and connection to the state.