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alansplace · 08-14-2018, 01:55 PM

Posted on June 18, 2018 by Shiri Sondheimer in theroarbots.com

Writing Harry Dresden: An Interview With Jim Butcher

Storm Front, the first Dresden Files novel, was published in April of 2000 and author Jim Butcher has taken the titular character, Harry Dresden, on a wild ride in the eighteen years, fifteen novels, two short story collections, seven graphic novels, and RPG since (with a sixteenth novel and an eighth graphic novel forthcoming).

In the series’ the most recent installment, Brief Cases: More Stories From the Dresden Files, Butcher uses the opportunities provided by a short story collection not only to fill readers in on more of what Harry gets up to between books (helping the son of Bigfoot out, taking his kid to the zoo, exorcising demons from lovely suburban homes) but also to show us Dresden’s Chicago through different sets of eyes, including those of Baron of Chicago John Marcone; former apprentice, and now Winter Lady, Molly Carpenter; Harry’s daughter, Maggie; and their his trusty, steed-sized canine, Mouse. And of course, there’s the time now-distinguished Warden Anastasia Luccio teamed up with Wyatt Earp to punt some zombies out of town…

Click Here! to read the interview.

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alansplace Grand Sorcerer Posts: 5,897 Karma: 464403178 Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: 33.9388° N, 117.2716° W Device: Kindles K-2, K-KB, PW 1 & 2, Voyage, Fire 2, 5 & HD 8, Surface 3, iPad	Writing Harry Dresden: An Interview With Jim Butcher Posted on June 18, 2018 by Shiri Sondheimer in theroarbots.com Writing Harry Dresden: An Interview With Jim Butcher Storm Front, the first Dresden Files novel, was published in April of 2000 and author Jim Butcher has taken the titular character, Harry Dresden, on a wild ride in the eighteen years, fifteen novels, two short story collections, seven graphic novels, and RPG since (with a sixteenth novel and an eighth graphic novel forthcoming). In the series’ the most recent installment, Brief Cases: More Stories From the Dresden Files, Butcher uses the opportunities provided by a short story collection not only to fill readers in on more of what Harry gets up to between books (helping the son of Bigfoot out, taking his kid to the zoo, exorcising demons from lovely suburban homes) but also to show us Dresden’s Chicago through different sets of eyes, including those of Baron of Chicago John Marcone; former apprentice, and now Winter Lady, Molly Carpenter; Harry’s daughter, Maggie; and their his trusty, steed-sized canine, Mouse. And of course, there’s the time now-distinguished Warden Anastasia Luccio teamed up with Wyatt Earp to punt some zombies out of town… Click Here! to read the interview. Last edited by alansplace; 08-14-2018 at 02:18 PM.