The Jim Butcher Files: Dresden . Codex Alera . Cinder Spires & More

[siraks]

i'm beginning to wonder if you keep searching for this info on google or if you have all of this info saved and just release a little at a time to keep the thread going. either way it's neat to see all the dresden stuff around.

[alansplace]

Originally Posted by siraks

i'm beginning to wonder if you keep searching for this info on google or if you have all of this info saved and just release a little at a time to keep the thread going. either way it's neat to see all the dresden stuff around.

[alansplace]

Originally Posted by alansplace

....began reading Retribution Falls by Chris Wooding. it seems to be a whole lot more more in the vein of what attracts me to a book/author, at least so far

finished reading Retribution Falls and i must say that i'll seek out the sequels and read them as well (eventually) as i really became enchanted with the characters as well as becoming engrossed with the story line and also appreciated the author's ability to meld it all together into an interesting book

are there any dresden files discussions you can start, comments to comment on, spoilers to post (hidden in a spoiler box of course) then let's go....

[Rumpelteazer]

Not much to discuss for me except announcing that I'm going to start reading White Night tonight. I'm really liking the series more and more with each book.

[alansplace]

Originally Posted by Rumpelteazer

Not much to discuss for me except announcing that I'm going to start reading White Night tonight. I'm really liking the series more and more with each book.

i've just passed the halfway point in reading gladiator by philip wylie, so when i finish that maybe we can begin a first 9 books in the dresden files discussion

[alansplace]

some pics of harry

[alansplace]

23ish: 20ish “case books,” like those we’ve seen so far, plus a 3-book apocalyptic trilogy. Book #12, Changes, hit bookstores in April 2010. Book #13, Ghost Story, [was] released July 26, 2011. Book #14 will be called Cold Days, though we don’t have a release date for it yet.
- from: jim-butcher.com

[Nyssa]

That is good to know! Thank you!!

[bizzybody]

Originally Posted by alansplace

some pics of harry

That last one kind of has a Clone Wars style.

[alansplace]

Originally Posted by bizzybody

That last one kind of has a Clone Wars style.

i guess that you mean the overly long neck

[bizzybody]

The whole overall style, but especially the pointy beardchin.

[siraks]

Originally Posted by bizzybody

The whole overall style, but especially the pointy beardchin.

i think maybe you forgot to mention clone wars as in the animated series.
and yes i definitely see that similarity.

50% through summer knight.

getting there.

[alansplace]

Originally Posted by siraks

i think maybe you forgot to mention clone wars as in the animated series.
and yes i definitely see that similarity.

50% through summer knight.

getting there.

ah ha no wonder i never saw any animated stuff, just the six theatrical movies

have you any thoughts or feelings to share about the first half of white knight

p.s. i've thought of a new thing to share concerning the series as a whole, i'l reveal it later today

[alansplace]

these are the dresden files characters as they appear in my imagination as i read a dresden files book. how about you? of course these actors' images are not wearing dresden files costumes, but they should give you an idea as to what i'm seeing and hearing

whose face and voice do you see and hear when reading one of the dresden files series novels

jeff goldblum as harry dresden
kristan bell as karrin murphy
anne hathaway as susan rodreguez
molly quinn as molly carpenter
jon bon jovi as thomas raith
liam neeson as donald morgan
willie garson as waldo butters
John Corbett as michael carpenter
Charlize Theron as charity carpenterr
armin shimerman as mortimer lindquist

[bizzybody]

I dunno why but I had the idea that Butters was black until later appearances.