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by Arley Sorg
Updraft books, the Subterranean Press edition of Martha Wells’
The Murderbot Diaries, C. L. Clark’s
The Unbroken, Tamsyn Muir’s
Gideon the Ninth and
Harrow the Ninth, and many more. Among other accolades, he was a Jack Gaughan Award winner in 2016, has been a Chesley Award nominee every year since 2017, has been a Spectrum Award finalist twice, received Hugo nominations for Best Professional Artist for 2020 and 2021, and was a World Fantasy Award finalist in 2020 for Best Artist.
Arnold was born in Atlanta, Georgia and grew up in a small town nearby. He interned at a software company to make money before figuring out what he wanted to do. He took an art class at LaGrange College and realized that art was absolutely for him. He then signed up for a two-year illustration program at Portfolio Center in Atlanta. In 2012 he dropped the program to take a job illustrating for Bento Box Entertainment, which lasted roughly a yea
Reversing one Trump policy, Biden has allowed many asylum seekers to enter the United States. By not reversing another, however, many thousands are still being expelled.
Daily Pilot wins several statewide journalism awards
A woman prays at the memorial shrine outside the gated community of Pelican Crest, where Kobe Bryant lived with his family in Newport Coast. This photo placed second in the news photo category of the 2020 California Journalism Awards Print Contest.
(Don Leach / Staff Photographer)
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The Daily Pilot brought home seven awards Tuesday in the 2020 California Journalism Awards Print Contest four of which are for photos and three are for news reporting.
Former editor David Carillo-Peñaloza, who left the Daily Pilot earlier this year to be a multiplatform editor at the Los Angeles Times offered his congratulations to his former staff, adding that he was “really proud of each and every one of [them].”
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Vandalism at Black church in Everett being investigated as hate crime
Updated Apr 30, 10:28 AM;
Posted Apr 30, 10:28 AM
Everett police and the city’s mayor are characterizing vandalism reported at Zion Baptist Church, a Black church in the city, as a hate crime. A large wooden cross that has rested in the same location at the church for years was found in a nearby yard. (Google Maps)
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Everett police and the city’s mayor are characterizing vandalism reported at Black church earlier this week as a hate crime.
Zion Baptist Church’s property was vandalized early Thursday. In a statement, the Everett Police Department said it’s treating the action as a hate crime.