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  1. Movie TV Tech Geeks #TVFeatures #TheDresdenFiles #SyFy #Fantasy The Greatest Urban Fantasy Book Series Still Deserves a Better Adaptation 19 Years Later dlvr.it/TTTNQ3

  2. Harry Dresden is back, and wiser than ever. Outlaw by Jim Butcher delivers heart, humor, and chaos in equal measure. Fans of urban fantasy, #TheDresdenFiles #UrbanFantasy #BookReview #JimButcher #ViewsSheWrites

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  3. Harry Dresden is back, and wiser than ever. Outlaw by Jim Butcher delivers heart, humor, and chaos in equal measure. Fans of urban fantasy, #TheDresdenFiles #UrbanFantasy #BookReview #JimButcher #ViewsSheWrites

    viewsshewrites.com/outlaw/

  4. Harry Dresden is back, and wiser than ever. Outlaw by Jim Butcher delivers heart, humor, and chaos in equal measure. Fans of urban fantasy, #TheDresdenFiles #UrbanFantasy #BookReview #JimButcher #ViewsSheWrites

    viewsshewrites.com/outlaw/

  5. Harry Dresden is back, and wiser than ever. Outlaw by Jim Butcher delivers heart, humor, and chaos in equal measure. Fans of urban fantasy, #TheDresdenFiles #UrbanFantasy #BookReview #JimButcher #ViewsSheWrites

    viewsshewrites.com/outlaw/

  6. Harry Dresden is back, and wiser than ever. Outlaw by Jim Butcher delivers heart, humor, and chaos in equal measure. Fans of urban fantasy, #TheDresdenFiles #UrbanFantasy #BookReview #JimButcher #ViewsSheWrites

    viewsshewrites.com/outlaw/

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    7. Grave Peril (the Dresden Files, book 3) - Jim Butcher

    🔗 to the Fandom wiki page: dresdenfiles.fandom.com/wiki/G

    The third book in the Dresed Files series, which has just seen the release of book 18 on January 20 2026. I've never read them all... I have several in paperback versions, and I think I have read the first 5... 🤔 But due to brain fogs, I can't really recall... 😔 So, after I chatted with a sweet friend about the series, I converted my old epubs to kepubs, for better support, and I started reading the series again, from the start.

    Most reviews I have seen in this series say that, after book 3, things changed a bit in the way the stories were being told... So, I guess I'll find out, as I start book 4, Summer Knight. :blobcatbook:

    Some info found online:

    The Story: "Grave Peril"
    ​In this third installment, the world of Harry Dresden expands from urban detective work into high-stakes supernatural politics.

    ​The Hook: The spirit world in Chicago has "gone postal". Ghosts are appearing with much more regularity than they should and are becoming increasingly violent and deadly.

    ​The Stakes: Harry teams up with Michael Carpenter, a Knight of the Cross, to investigate a ghost haunting newborns at a hospital. Soon, Harry finds himself invited to a reception hosted by Bianca, a powerful Red Court vampire, where a simple invitation turns out to be a deadly trap.

    ​The Vibe: This book leans more heavily into horror and high fantasy. It moves away from pure crime investigation as Harry deals with vengeful spirits and ancient vampire courts.

    ​The Series: The Great Turning Point
    ​Most fans and critics consider "Grave Peril" the point where the series truly begins its "epic" arc.

    ​World Building: The story explores the "Nevernever" (the spirit world) more deeply and introduces the complex politics of different vampire courts.

    ​Lasting Consequences: Unlike the first two books, which were largely self-contained, the events of this novel set off a massive global conflict that ripples through the rest of the 17-book series.

    ​Expanding Cast: This book introduces Michael Carpenter, a fan-favorite character who wields a magical blade and serves as a moral anchor for Harry.

    ​Fun Fact: This is the first cover where the "Harry’s hat" trend became a permanent fixture of the series' branding, despite Harry famously hating hats in the actual text.

    Onwards with Summer Knight!

    #Reading #Books #TheDresdenFiles #JimButcher

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    7. Grave Peril (the Dresden Files, book 3) - Jim Butcher

    🔗 to the Fandom wiki page: dresdenfiles.fandom.com/wiki/G

    The third book in the Dresed Files series, which has just seen the release of book 18 on January 20 2026. I've never read them all... I have several in paperback versions, and I think I have read the first 5... 🤔 But due to brain fogs, I can't really recall... 😔 So, after I chatted with a sweet friend about the series, I converted my old epubs to kepubs, for better support, and I started reading the series again, from the start.

    Most reviews I have seen in this series say that, after book 3, things changed a bit in the way the stories were being told... So, I guess I'll find out, as I start book 4, Summer Knight. :blobcatbook:

    Some info found online:

    The Story: "Grave Peril"
    ​In this third installment, the world of Harry Dresden expands from urban detective work into high-stakes supernatural politics.

    ​The Hook: The spirit world in Chicago has "gone postal". Ghosts are appearing with much more regularity than they should and are becoming increasingly violent and deadly.

    ​The Stakes: Harry teams up with Michael Carpenter, a Knight of the Cross, to investigate a ghost haunting newborns at a hospital. Soon, Harry finds himself invited to a reception hosted by Bianca, a powerful Red Court vampire, where a simple invitation turns out to be a deadly trap.

    ​The Vibe: This book leans more heavily into horror and high fantasy. It moves away from pure crime investigation as Harry deals with vengeful spirits and ancient vampire courts.

    ​The Series: The Great Turning Point
    ​Most fans and critics consider "Grave Peril" the point where the series truly begins its "epic" arc.

    ​World Building: The story explores the "Nevernever" (the spirit world) more deeply and introduces the complex politics of different vampire courts.

    ​Lasting Consequences: Unlike the first two books, which were largely self-contained, the events of this novel set off a massive global conflict that ripples through the rest of the 17-book series.

    ​Expanding Cast: This book introduces Michael Carpenter, a fan-favorite character who wields a magical blade and serves as a moral anchor for Harry.

    ​Fun Fact: This is the first cover where the "Harry’s hat" trend became a permanent fixture of the series' branding, despite Harry famously hating hats in the actual text.

    Onwards with Summer Knight!

    #Reading #Books #TheDresdenFiles #JimButcher

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    7. Grave Peril (the Dresden Files, book 3) - Jim Butcher

    🔗 to the Fandom wiki page: dresdenfiles.fandom.com/wiki/G

    The third book in the Dresed Files series, which has just seen the release of book 18 on January 20 2026. I've never read them all... I have several in paperback versions, and I think I have read the first 5... 🤔 But due to brain fogs, I can't really recall... 😔 So, after I chatted with a sweet friend about the series, I converted my old epubs to kepubs, for better support, and I started reading the series again, from the start.

    Most reviews I have seen in this series say that, after book 3, things changed a bit in the way the stories were being told... So, I guess I'll find out, as I start book 4, Summer Knight. :blobcatbook:

    Some info found online:

    The Story: "Grave Peril"
    ​In this third installment, the world of Harry Dresden expands from urban detective work into high-stakes supernatural politics.

    ​The Hook: The spirit world in Chicago has "gone postal". Ghosts are appearing with much more regularity than they should and are becoming increasingly violent and deadly.

    ​The Stakes: Harry teams up with Michael Carpenter, a Knight of the Cross, to investigate a ghost haunting newborns at a hospital. Soon, Harry finds himself invited to a reception hosted by Bianca, a powerful Red Court vampire, where a simple invitation turns out to be a deadly trap.

    ​The Vibe: This book leans more heavily into horror and high fantasy. It moves away from pure crime investigation as Harry deals with vengeful spirits and ancient vampire courts.

    ​The Series: The Great Turning Point
    ​Most fans and critics consider "Grave Peril" the point where the series truly begins its "epic" arc.

    ​World Building: The story explores the "Nevernever" (the spirit world) more deeply and introduces the complex politics of different vampire courts.

    ​Lasting Consequences: Unlike the first two books, which were largely self-contained, the events of this novel set off a massive global conflict that ripples through the rest of the 17-book series.

    ​Expanding Cast: This book introduces Michael Carpenter, a fan-favorite character who wields a magical blade and serves as a moral anchor for Harry.

    ​Fun Fact: This is the first cover where the "Harry’s hat" trend became a permanent fixture of the series' branding, despite Harry famously hating hats in the actual text.

    Onwards with Summer Knight!

    #Reading #Books #TheDresdenFiles #JimButcher

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    #BooksIn2026 #Bookstodon

    7. Grave Peril (the Dresden Files, book 3) - Jim Butcher

    🔗 to the Fandom wiki page: dresdenfiles.fandom.com/wiki/G

    The third book in the Dresed Files series, which has just seen the release of book 18 on January 20 2026. I've never read them all... I have several in paperback versions, and I think I have read the first 5... 🤔 But due to brain fogs, I can't really recall... 😔 So, after I chatted with a sweet friend about the series, I converted my old epubs to kepubs, for better support, and I started reading the series again, from the start.

    Most reviews I have seen in this series say that, after book 3, things changed a bit in the way the stories were being told... So, I guess I'll find out, as I start book 4, Summer Knight. :blobcatbook:

    Some info found online:

    The Story: "Grave Peril"
    ​In this third installment, the world of Harry Dresden expands from urban detective work into high-stakes supernatural politics.

    ​The Hook: The spirit world in Chicago has "gone postal". Ghosts are appearing with much more regularity than they should and are becoming increasingly violent and deadly.

    ​The Stakes: Harry teams up with Michael Carpenter, a Knight of the Cross, to investigate a ghost haunting newborns at a hospital. Soon, Harry finds himself invited to a reception hosted by Bianca, a powerful Red Court vampire, where a simple invitation turns out to be a deadly trap.

    ​The Vibe: This book leans more heavily into horror and high fantasy. It moves away from pure crime investigation as Harry deals with vengeful spirits and ancient vampire courts.

    ​The Series: The Great Turning Point
    ​Most fans and critics consider "Grave Peril" the point where the series truly begins its "epic" arc.

    ​World Building: The story explores the "Nevernever" (the spirit world) more deeply and introduces the complex politics of different vampire courts.

    ​Lasting Consequences: Unlike the first two books, which were largely self-contained, the events of this novel set off a massive global conflict that ripples through the rest of the 17-book series.

    ​Expanding Cast: This book introduces Michael Carpenter, a fan-favorite character who wields a magical blade and serves as a moral anchor for Harry.

    ​Fun Fact: This is the first cover where the "Harry’s hat" trend became a permanent fixture of the series' branding, despite Harry famously hating hats in the actual text.

    Onwards with Summer Knight!

    #Reading #Books #TheDresdenFiles #JimButcher

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    7. Grave Peril (the Dresden Files, book 3) - Jim Butcher

    🔗 to the Fandom wiki page: dresdenfiles.fandom.com/wiki/G

    The third book in the Dresed Files series, which has just seen the release of book 18 on January 20 2026. I've never read them all... I have several in paperback versions, and I think I have read the first 5... 🤔 But due to brain fogs, I can't really recall... 😔 So, after I chatted with a sweet friend about the series, I converted my old epubs to kepubs, for better support, and I started reading the series again, from the start.

    Most reviews I have seen in this series say that, after book 3, things changed a bit in the way the stories were being told... So, I guess I'll find out, as I start book 4, Summer Knight. :blobcatbook:

    Some info found online:

    The Story: "Grave Peril"
    ​In this third installment, the world of Harry Dresden expands from urban detective work into high-stakes supernatural politics.

    ​The Hook: The spirit world in Chicago has "gone postal". Ghosts are appearing with much more regularity than they should and are becoming increasingly violent and deadly.

    ​The Stakes: Harry teams up with Michael Carpenter, a Knight of the Cross, to investigate a ghost haunting newborns at a hospital. Soon, Harry finds himself invited to a reception hosted by Bianca, a powerful Red Court vampire, where a simple invitation turns out to be a deadly trap.

    ​The Vibe: This book leans more heavily into horror and high fantasy. It moves away from pure crime investigation as Harry deals with vengeful spirits and ancient vampire courts.

    ​The Series: The Great Turning Point
    ​Most fans and critics consider "Grave Peril" the point where the series truly begins its "epic" arc.

    ​World Building: The story explores the "Nevernever" (the spirit world) more deeply and introduces the complex politics of different vampire courts.

    ​Lasting Consequences: Unlike the first two books, which were largely self-contained, the events of this novel set off a massive global conflict that ripples through the rest of the 17-book series.

    ​Expanding Cast: This book introduces Michael Carpenter, a fan-favorite character who wields a magical blade and serves as a moral anchor for Harry.

    ​Fun Fact: This is the first cover where the "Harry’s hat" trend became a permanent fixture of the series' branding, despite Harry famously hating hats in the actual text.

    Onwards with Summer Knight!

    #Reading #Books #TheDresdenFiles #JimButcher

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    6. Fool Moon (the Dresden Files, book 2) - Jim Butcher

    Link 🔗 to the Fandom wiki page: dresdenfiles.fandom.com/wiki/F

    The second book is all about werewolves, all sorts, shapes and sizes... It was a good read, although it took me a little longer due to having less time to read, unfortunately. But, it was a good read, even though I've read it before (albeit a long time ago!).

    Some info found online:

    After the introduction to the world of Harry Dresden in "Storm Front", , "Fool Moon" is where things start to get a lot hairier—literally. This second installment dives deeper into the supernatural underbelly of Chicago.

    The Story: "Fool Moon"
    While the first book dealt with a rogue sorcerer, this novel pivots into the world of lycanthropy.

    The Hook: A series of exceptionally brutal murders occurs during the full moon. The bodies are so badly mangled that the police initially suspect escaped zoo animals, but the nature of the wounds points to something much more ancient and hungry.

    The Stakes: Harry is once again caught between a rock and a hard place. The police are under pressure to solve the case, a group of "Wolf-Slayers" has arrived in town looking for trouble, and Harry discovers that there isn't just one type of werewolf—there are several, and some are much harder to kill than others.

    The Vibe: This book leans more into the "horror" side of urban fantasy. It’s faster-paced than the first, with a heavy emphasis on the physical danger Harry faces when his magic isn't enough to stop a 400-pound predator.

    The Series: Expanding the World
    Jim Butcher uses this book to show that the supernatural world is far more complex than just "wizards and monsters."

    The Lore: You learn that the "Nevernever" (the spirit world) is connected to our reality and that various supernatural entities have their own laws and territories within Chicago.

    Character Growth: This is where we see Harry’s relationship with the police department, specifically Lieutenant Karrin Murphy, start to experience real friction. As the "weird" cases pile up, the secrecy of the magical world becomes harder for Harry to maintain without losing the trust of his friends.

    Escalation: If Storm Front proved Harry could survive a magical duel, Fool Moon proves he can survive a war. It sets the stage for the massive power shifts that define the later books in the series.

    The "Hat" Update: Just like the first cover, Harry is wearing a hat here. In the text of this book, he actually spends a fair amount of time complaining about how much he dislikes wearing headwear!

    Next up on the Dresden Files: Grave Peril!

    #Books #Reading #JimButcher #TheDresdenFiles

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    6. Fool Moon (the Dresden Files, book 2) - Jim Butcher

    Link 🔗 to the Fandom wiki page: dresdenfiles.fandom.com/wiki/F

    The second book is all about werewolves, all sorts, shapes and sizes... It was a good read, although it took me a little longer due to having less time to read, unfortunately. But, it was a good read, even though I've read it before (albeit a long time ago!).

    Some info found online:

    After the introduction to the world of Harry Dresden in "Storm Front", , "Fool Moon" is where things start to get a lot hairier—literally. This second installment dives deeper into the supernatural underbelly of Chicago.

    The Story: "Fool Moon"
    While the first book dealt with a rogue sorcerer, this novel pivots into the world of lycanthropy.

    The Hook: A series of exceptionally brutal murders occurs during the full moon. The bodies are so badly mangled that the police initially suspect escaped zoo animals, but the nature of the wounds points to something much more ancient and hungry.

    The Stakes: Harry is once again caught between a rock and a hard place. The police are under pressure to solve the case, a group of "Wolf-Slayers" has arrived in town looking for trouble, and Harry discovers that there isn't just one type of werewolf—there are several, and some are much harder to kill than others.

    The Vibe: This book leans more into the "horror" side of urban fantasy. It’s faster-paced than the first, with a heavy emphasis on the physical danger Harry faces when his magic isn't enough to stop a 400-pound predator.

    The Series: Expanding the World
    Jim Butcher uses this book to show that the supernatural world is far more complex than just "wizards and monsters."

    The Lore: You learn that the "Nevernever" (the spirit world) is connected to our reality and that various supernatural entities have their own laws and territories within Chicago.

    Character Growth: This is where we see Harry’s relationship with the police department, specifically Lieutenant Karrin Murphy, start to experience real friction. As the "weird" cases pile up, the secrecy of the magical world becomes harder for Harry to maintain without losing the trust of his friends.

    Escalation: If Storm Front proved Harry could survive a magical duel, Fool Moon proves he can survive a war. It sets the stage for the massive power shifts that define the later books in the series.

    The "Hat" Update: Just like the first cover, Harry is wearing a hat here. In the text of this book, he actually spends a fair amount of time complaining about how much he dislikes wearing headwear!

    Next up on the Dresden Files: Grave Peril!

    #Books #Reading #JimButcher #TheDresdenFiles

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    6. Fool Moon (the Dresden Files, book 2) - Jim Butcher

    Link 🔗 to the Fandom wiki page: dresdenfiles.fandom.com/wiki/F

    The second book is all about werewolves, all sorts, shapes and sizes... It was a good read, although it took me a little longer due to having less time to read, unfortunately. But, it was a good read, even though I've read it before (albeit a long time ago!).

    Some info found online:

    After the introduction to the world of Harry Dresden in "Storm Front", , "Fool Moon" is where things start to get a lot hairier—literally. This second installment dives deeper into the supernatural underbelly of Chicago.

    The Story: "Fool Moon"
    While the first book dealt with a rogue sorcerer, this novel pivots into the world of lycanthropy.

    The Hook: A series of exceptionally brutal murders occurs during the full moon. The bodies are so badly mangled that the police initially suspect escaped zoo animals, but the nature of the wounds points to something much more ancient and hungry.

    The Stakes: Harry is once again caught between a rock and a hard place. The police are under pressure to solve the case, a group of "Wolf-Slayers" has arrived in town looking for trouble, and Harry discovers that there isn't just one type of werewolf—there are several, and some are much harder to kill than others.

    The Vibe: This book leans more into the "horror" side of urban fantasy. It’s faster-paced than the first, with a heavy emphasis on the physical danger Harry faces when his magic isn't enough to stop a 400-pound predator.

    The Series: Expanding the World
    Jim Butcher uses this book to show that the supernatural world is far more complex than just "wizards and monsters."

    The Lore: You learn that the "Nevernever" (the spirit world) is connected to our reality and that various supernatural entities have their own laws and territories within Chicago.

    Character Growth: This is where we see Harry’s relationship with the police department, specifically Lieutenant Karrin Murphy, start to experience real friction. As the "weird" cases pile up, the secrecy of the magical world becomes harder for Harry to maintain without losing the trust of his friends.

    Escalation: If Storm Front proved Harry could survive a magical duel, Fool Moon proves he can survive a war. It sets the stage for the massive power shifts that define the later books in the series.

    The "Hat" Update: Just like the first cover, Harry is wearing a hat here. In the text of this book, he actually spends a fair amount of time complaining about how much he dislikes wearing headwear!

    Next up on the Dresden Files: Grave Peril!

    #Books #Reading #JimButcher #TheDresdenFiles

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    6. Fool Moon (the Dresden Files, book 2) - Jim Butcher

    Link 🔗 to the Fandom wiki page: dresdenfiles.fandom.com/wiki/F

    The second book is all about werewolves, all sorts, shapes and sizes... It was a good read, although it took me a little longer due to having less time to read, unfortunately. But, it was a good read, even though I've read it before (albeit a long time ago!).

    Some info found online:

    After the introduction to the world of Harry Dresden in "Storm Front", , "Fool Moon" is where things start to get a lot hairier—literally. This second installment dives deeper into the supernatural underbelly of Chicago.

    The Story: "Fool Moon"
    While the first book dealt with a rogue sorcerer, this novel pivots into the world of lycanthropy.

    The Hook: A series of exceptionally brutal murders occurs during the full moon. The bodies are so badly mangled that the police initially suspect escaped zoo animals, but the nature of the wounds points to something much more ancient and hungry.

    The Stakes: Harry is once again caught between a rock and a hard place. The police are under pressure to solve the case, a group of "Wolf-Slayers" has arrived in town looking for trouble, and Harry discovers that there isn't just one type of werewolf—there are several, and some are much harder to kill than others.

    The Vibe: This book leans more into the "horror" side of urban fantasy. It’s faster-paced than the first, with a heavy emphasis on the physical danger Harry faces when his magic isn't enough to stop a 400-pound predator.

    The Series: Expanding the World
    Jim Butcher uses this book to show that the supernatural world is far more complex than just "wizards and monsters."

    The Lore: You learn that the "Nevernever" (the spirit world) is connected to our reality and that various supernatural entities have their own laws and territories within Chicago.

    Character Growth: This is where we see Harry’s relationship with the police department, specifically Lieutenant Karrin Murphy, start to experience real friction. As the "weird" cases pile up, the secrecy of the magical world becomes harder for Harry to maintain without losing the trust of his friends.

    Escalation: If Storm Front proved Harry could survive a magical duel, Fool Moon proves he can survive a war. It sets the stage for the massive power shifts that define the later books in the series.

    The "Hat" Update: Just like the first cover, Harry is wearing a hat here. In the text of this book, he actually spends a fair amount of time complaining about how much he dislikes wearing headwear!

    Next up on the Dresden Files: Grave Peril!

    #Books #Reading #JimButcher #TheDresdenFiles

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    6. Fool Moon (the Dresden Files, book 2) - Jim Butcher

    Link 🔗 to the Fandom wiki page: dresdenfiles.fandom.com/wiki/F

    The second book is all about werewolves, all sorts, shapes and sizes... It was a good read, although it took me a little longer due to having less time to read, unfortunately. But, it was a good read, even though I've read it before (albeit a long time ago!).

    Some info found online:

    After the introduction to the world of Harry Dresden in "Storm Front", , "Fool Moon" is where things start to get a lot hairier—literally. This second installment dives deeper into the supernatural underbelly of Chicago.

    The Story: "Fool Moon"
    While the first book dealt with a rogue sorcerer, this novel pivots into the world of lycanthropy.

    The Hook: A series of exceptionally brutal murders occurs during the full moon. The bodies are so badly mangled that the police initially suspect escaped zoo animals, but the nature of the wounds points to something much more ancient and hungry.

    The Stakes: Harry is once again caught between a rock and a hard place. The police are under pressure to solve the case, a group of "Wolf-Slayers" has arrived in town looking for trouble, and Harry discovers that there isn't just one type of werewolf—there are several, and some are much harder to kill than others.

    The Vibe: This book leans more into the "horror" side of urban fantasy. It’s faster-paced than the first, with a heavy emphasis on the physical danger Harry faces when his magic isn't enough to stop a 400-pound predator.

    The Series: Expanding the World
    Jim Butcher uses this book to show that the supernatural world is far more complex than just "wizards and monsters."

    The Lore: You learn that the "Nevernever" (the spirit world) is connected to our reality and that various supernatural entities have their own laws and territories within Chicago.

    Character Growth: This is where we see Harry’s relationship with the police department, specifically Lieutenant Karrin Murphy, start to experience real friction. As the "weird" cases pile up, the secrecy of the magical world becomes harder for Harry to maintain without losing the trust of his friends.

    Escalation: If Storm Front proved Harry could survive a magical duel, Fool Moon proves he can survive a war. It sets the stage for the massive power shifts that define the later books in the series.

    The "Hat" Update: Just like the first cover, Harry is wearing a hat here. In the text of this book, he actually spends a fair amount of time complaining about how much he dislikes wearing headwear!

    Next up on the Dresden Files: Grave Peril!

    #Books #Reading #JimButcher #TheDresdenFiles

  17. Now that I've located and ripped the DVDs, I'm revisiting Harry Dresden's Chicago this afternoon. #TheDresdenFiles

    The Dresden Files Opening

  18. 𝟯 𝗪𝗼𝗿𝗱 𝗥𝗲𝘃𝗶𝗲𝘄: “𝗦𝘁𝗼𝗿𝗺 𝗙𝗿𝗼𝗻𝘁” 𝗯𝘆 𝗝𝗶𝗺 𝗕𝘂𝘁𝗰𝗵𝗲𝗿 -

    Butcher's popular Dresden Files series beginning with "Storm Front" is a brief, amusing hybrid of over-the-top noir suspense, a page-turner if nothing else.

    #bookreviews #literature #books #bookworm #book #read #readreadread #3words #jimbutcher #stormfront #thedresdenfiles #horror #fantasy #noir

  19. 𝟯 𝗪𝗼𝗿𝗱 𝗥𝗲𝘃𝗶𝗲𝘄: “𝗦𝘁𝗼𝗿𝗺 𝗙𝗿𝗼𝗻𝘁” 𝗯𝘆 𝗝𝗶𝗺 𝗕𝘂𝘁𝗰𝗵𝗲𝗿 -

    Butcher's popular Dresden Files series beginning with "Storm Front" is a brief, amusing hybrid of over-the-top noir suspense, a page-turner if nothing else.

    #bookreviews #literature #books #bookworm #book #read #readreadread #3words #jimbutcher #stormfront #thedresdenfiles #horror #fantasy #noir

  20. 𝟯 𝗪𝗼𝗿𝗱 𝗥𝗲𝘃𝗶𝗲𝘄: “𝗦𝘁𝗼𝗿𝗺 𝗙𝗿𝗼𝗻𝘁” 𝗯𝘆 𝗝𝗶𝗺 𝗕𝘂𝘁𝗰𝗵𝗲𝗿 -

    Butcher's popular Dresden Files series beginning with "Storm Front" is a brief, amusing hybrid of over-the-top noir suspense, a page-turner if nothing else.

    #bookreviews #literature #books #bookworm #book #read #readreadread #3words #jimbutcher #stormfront #thedresdenfiles #horror #fantasy #noir

  21. 𝟯 𝗪𝗼𝗿𝗱 𝗥𝗲𝘃𝗶𝗲𝘄: “𝗦𝘁𝗼𝗿𝗺 𝗙𝗿𝗼𝗻𝘁” 𝗯𝘆 𝗝𝗶𝗺 𝗕𝘂𝘁𝗰𝗵𝗲𝗿 -

    Butcher's popular Dresden Files series beginning with "Storm Front" is a brief, amusing hybrid of over-the-top noir suspense, a page-turner if nothing else.

    #bookreviews #literature #books #bookworm #book #read #readreadread #3words #jimbutcher #stormfront #thedresdenfiles #horror #fantasy #noir

  22. The 19th book of the Chief Inspector Gamache Series, The Grey Wolf, doesn't come out until October 29th, 2024!

    I'm going to have a hard time waiting for that one especially since I've run out Jim Butcher's Dresden Files books!

    #LouisePenny #JimButcher #ChiefInspectorGamache #InspectorGamache #HarryDresden #TheDresdenFiles #DresdenFiles #Gamache

  23. The 19th book of the Chief Inspector Gamache Series, The Grey Wolf, doesn't come out until October 29th, 2024!

    I'm going to have a hard time waiting for that one especially since I've run out Jim Butcher's Dresden Files books!

    #LouisePenny #JimButcher #ChiefInspectorGamache #InspectorGamache #HarryDresden #TheDresdenFiles #DresdenFiles #Gamache

  24. The 19th book of the Chief Inspector Gamache Series, The Grey Wolf, doesn't come out until October 29th, 2024!

    I'm going to have a hard time waiting for that one especially since I've run out Jim Butcher's Dresden Files books!

    #LouisePenny #JimButcher #ChiefInspectorGamache #InspectorGamache #HarryDresden #TheDresdenFiles #DresdenFiles #Gamache

  25. The 19th book of the Chief Inspector Gamache Series, The Grey Wolf, doesn't come out until October 29th, 2024!

    I'm going to have a hard time waiting for that one especially since I've run out Jim Butcher's Dresden Files books!

    #LouisePenny #JimButcher #ChiefInspectorGamache #InspectorGamache #HarryDresden #TheDresdenFiles #DresdenFiles #Gamache

  26. We are pleased to announce that #JimButcher will be our Writer Guest of Honor for #NWC46!

    Jim Butcher is the author of #TheDresdenFiles, #CodexAlera, and a new #steampunk series, #TheCinderSpires. His resume includes a laundry list of skills which were useful a couple centuries ago, and he plays guitar quite badly. An avid gamer, he plays tabletop games in varying systems, a variety of video games on PC and console, and LARPs whenever he can make time for it.

    More info: norwescon.org/2023/07/19/annou

  27. We are pleased to announce that #JimButcher will be our Writer Guest of Honor for #NWC46!

    Jim Butcher is the author of #TheDresdenFiles, #CodexAlera, and a new #steampunk series, #TheCinderSpires. His resume includes a laundry list of skills which were useful a couple centuries ago, and he plays guitar quite badly. An avid gamer, he plays tabletop games in varying systems, a variety of video games on PC and console, and LARPs whenever he can make time for it.

    More info: norwescon.org/2023/07/19/annou

  28. We are pleased to announce that #JimButcher will be our Writer Guest of Honor for #NWC46!

    Jim Butcher is the author of #TheDresdenFiles, #CodexAlera, and a new #steampunk series, #TheCinderSpires. His resume includes a laundry list of skills which were useful a couple centuries ago, and he plays guitar quite badly. An avid gamer, he plays tabletop games in varying systems, a variety of video games on PC and console, and LARPs whenever he can make time for it.

    More info: norwescon.org/2023/07/19/annou

  29. We are pleased to announce that #JimButcher will be our Writer Guest of Honor for #NWC46!

    Jim Butcher is the author of #TheDresdenFiles, #CodexAlera, and a new #steampunk series, #TheCinderSpires. His resume includes a laundry list of skills which were useful a couple centuries ago, and he plays guitar quite badly. An avid gamer, he plays tabletop games in varying systems, a variety of video games on PC and console, and LARPs whenever he can make time for it.

    More info: norwescon.org/2023/07/19/annou

  30. We are pleased to announce that #JimButcher will be our Writer Guest of Honor for #NWC46!

    Jim Butcher is the author of #TheDresdenFiles, #CodexAlera, and a new #steampunk series, #TheCinderSpires. His resume includes a laundry list of skills which were useful a couple centuries ago, and he plays guitar quite badly. An avid gamer, he plays tabletop games in varying systems, a variety of video games on PC and console, and LARPs whenever he can make time for it.

    More info: norwescon.org/2023/07/19/annou

  31. For anyone interested in following my nascent page here (and so I can follow others), here are some fandoms I belong to (starting with books & in no order): #WheelOfTime, #LordOfTheRings, #ASongOfIceandFire, #Cosmere, #TheDresdenFiles, #Discworld, #VorkosiganSaga, #ShadesOfMagic, #Grishaverse, #Dragonlance, #Dune, #PercyJackson, #GoodOmens, #KushielsLegacy, #TheGoblinEmperor, #TheHungerGames and many other books of a variety of genres. :)

  32. For anyone interested in following my nascent page here (and so I can follow others), here are some fandoms I belong to (starting with books & in no order): #WheelOfTime, #LordOfTheRings, #ASongOfIceandFire, #Cosmere, #TheDresdenFiles, #Discworld, #VorkosiganSaga, #ShadesOfMagic, #Grishaverse, #Dragonlance, #Dune, #PercyJackson, #GoodOmens, #KushielsLegacy, #TheGoblinEmperor, #TheHungerGames and many other books of a variety of genres. :)

  33. For anyone interested in following my nascent page here (and so I can follow others), here are some fandoms I belong to (starting with books & in no order): #WheelOfTime, #LordOfTheRings, #ASongOfIceandFire, #Cosmere, #TheDresdenFiles, #Discworld, #VorkosiganSaga, #ShadesOfMagic, #Grishaverse, #Dragonlance, #Dune, #PercyJackson, #GoodOmens, #KushielsLegacy, #TheGoblinEmperor, #TheHungerGames and many other books of a variety of genres. :)

  34. For anyone interested in following my nascent page here (and so I can follow others), here are some fandoms I belong to (starting with books & in no order): #WheelOfTime, #LordOfTheRings, #ASongOfIceandFire, #Cosmere, #TheDresdenFiles, #Discworld, #VorkosiganSaga, #ShadesOfMagic, #Grishaverse, #Dragonlance, #Dune, #PercyJackson, #GoodOmens, #KushielsLegacy, #TheGoblinEmperor, #TheHungerGames and many other books of a variety of genres. :)

  35. Just one thing really bothers me with #TheDresdenFiles and I know it’s early 2000 but every single female character is a potential love interest and considered „sexy“. I am used to read dated and old books with historical context (looking at you Edgar Rice Burroughs) which by modern standards would be considered problematic and thats fine, but this here is a bit too much, since it’s not 100 years old 😬

  36. Idk this is a really fun book. Sure it’s dated, but overall I am happy I picked it up. It’s nothing special (yet) but just entertaining and fast paced. Just the right thing for this moment. I‘ll definitely keep up with the series as the books will get a rerelease with this new nice covers over the next couple months
    #TheDresdenFiles #UrbanFantasy #literature #bookstodon #JimButcher

  37. Idk this is a really fun book. Sure it’s dated, but overall I am happy I picked it up. It’s nothing special (yet) but just entertaining and fast paced. Just the right thing for this moment. I‘ll definitely keep up with the series as the books will get a rerelease with this new nice covers over the next couple months
    #TheDresdenFiles #UrbanFantasy #literature #bookstodon #JimButcher

  38. BTW — I love all kinds of Science Fiction, so if you love #StarTrek, #StarWars, #Stargate, #Babylon5, #Farscape, #Firefly, #SpaceAboveAndBeyond, #TheExpanse, #Fringe, #Westworld, #Roswell, #Dune etc. we can probably find something to chat about here.

    Also love #RayBradbury, #GordonDickson …

    I also like Marvel and urban fantasy, so if you enjoyed #ForeverKnight, #Legacies, #MoonLight, #KindredTheEmbraced, #TheDresdenFiles, #Haven, #TheFountain, #MotherlandFortSalem etc., say hi 🥰

  39. BTW — I love all kinds of Science Fiction, so if you love #StarTrek, #StarWars, #Stargate, #Babylon5, #Farscape, #Firefly, #SpaceAboveAndBeyond, #TheExpanse, #Fringe, #Westworld, #Roswell, #Dune etc. we can probably find something to chat about here.

    Also love #RayBradbury, #GordonDickson …

    I also like Marvel and urban fantasy, so if you enjoyed #ForeverKnight, #Legacies, #MoonLight, #KindredTheEmbraced, #TheDresdenFiles, #Haven, #TheFountain, #MotherlandFortSalem etc., say hi 🥰

  40. BTW — I love all kinds of Science Fiction, so if you love #StarTrek, #StarWars, #Stargate, #Babylon5, #Farscape, #Firefly, #SpaceAboveAndBeyond, #TheExpanse, #Fringe, #Westworld, #Roswell, #Dune etc. we can probably find something to chat about here.

    Also love #RayBradbury, #GordonDickson …

    I also like Marvel and urban fantasy, so if you enjoyed #ForeverKnight, #Legacies, #MoonLight, #KindredTheEmbraced, #TheDresdenFiles, #Haven, #TheFountain, #MotherlandFortSalem etc., say hi 🥰

  41. BTW — I love all kinds of Science Fiction, so if you love #StarTrek, #StarWars, #Stargate, #Babylon5, #Farscape, #Firefly, #SpaceAboveAndBeyond, #TheExpanse, #Fringe, #Westworld, #Roswell, #Dune etc. we can probably find something to chat about here.

    Also love #RayBradbury, #GordonDickson …

    I also like Marvel and urban fantasy, so if you enjoyed #ForeverKnight, #Legacies, #MoonLight, #KindredTheEmbraced, #TheDresdenFiles, #Haven, #TheFountain, #MotherlandFortSalem etc., say hi 🥰

  42. So since I am so in love with #WednesdayNetflix I decided to take a little break from the #TheExpanse readalong!
    I started the first #thedresdenfiles novel and its really good so far! That’s what I wanted from #urbanfantasy (not a fan of medieval fantasy) in the first place. It feels like Buffy and old 2000 „monster of the week“-shows mixed with Constantine! I am totally down for that. It’s simple (maybe that changes), but sometimes that’s just what you need.
    #fantasy #literature #bookstodon

  43. CW: Self promotion

    Hey, so I write #fiction. (Link in bio.)

    My #shortstories have appeared in multiple #anthology collections.

    My #urbanfantasy series centers on Cat Sharp, an IT tech living in #lasvegas gifted with #technomancy yet burdened by a connection to the goddess of Discord, Eris. In the first book of the series, Wild Card, Eris has wagered Cat's soul in a game of poker with other #trickster deities, and Cat must get in on the action if she wants to be free of the gods forever. Marius, a #satyr with his own secrets, is up to helping so long as there's something in it for him.

    Readers have compared the series to #thedresdenfiles by Jim Butcher and "Coyote Blue" by @TheAuthorGuy .

    There are 4 books so far, with plans for 2 more and short story accompaniments. Available in print, #ebook and the first 2 books are on #audible if you're into that.

    So yeah, link in bio to all of my work.
    #selfpromo #author #kindle #EtudesInCSharp

  44. CW: Self promotion

    Hey, so I write #fiction. (Link in bio.)

    My #shortstories have appeared in multiple #anthology collections.

    My #urbanfantasy series centers on Cat Sharp, an IT tech living in #lasvegas gifted with #technomancy yet burdened by a connection to the goddess of Discord, Eris. In the first book of the series, Wild Card, Eris has wagered Cat's soul in a game of poker with other #trickster deities, and Cat must get in on the action if she wants to be free of the gods forever. Marius, a #satyr with his own secrets, is up to helping so long as there's something in it for him.

    Readers have compared the series to #thedresdenfiles by Jim Butcher and "Coyote Blue" by @TheAuthorGuy .

    There are 4 books so far, with plans for 2 more and short story accompaniments. Available in print, #ebook and the first 2 books are on #audible if you're into that.

    So yeah, link in bio to all of my work.
    #selfpromo #author #kindle #EtudesInCSharp

  45. CW: Self promotion

    Hey, so I write #fiction. (Link in bio.)

    My #shortstories have appeared in multiple #anthology collections.

    My #urbanfantasy series centers on Cat Sharp, an IT tech living in #lasvegas gifted with #technomancy yet burdened by a connection to the goddess of Discord, Eris. In the first book of the series, Wild Card, Eris has wagered Cat's soul in a game of poker with other #trickster deities, and Cat must get in on the action if she wants to be free of the gods forever. Marius, a #satyr with his own secrets, is up to helping so long as there's something in it for him.

    Readers have compared the series to #thedresdenfiles by Jim Butcher and "Coyote Blue" by @TheAuthorGuy .

    There are 4 books so far, with plans for 2 more and short story accompaniments. Available in print, #ebook and the first 2 books are on #audible if you're into that.

    So yeah, link in bio to all of my work.
    #selfpromo #author #kindle #EtudesInCSharp

  46. CW: Self promotion

    Hey, so I write #fiction. (Link in bio.)

    My #shortstories have appeared in multiple #anthology collections.

    My #urbanfantasy series centers on Cat Sharp, an IT tech living in #lasvegas gifted with #technomancy yet burdened by a connection to the goddess of Discord, Eris. In the first book of the series, Wild Card, Eris has wagered Cat's soul in a game of poker with other #trickster deities, and Cat must get in on the action if she wants to be free of the gods forever. Marius, a #satyr with his own secrets, is up to helping so long as there's something in it for him.

    Readers have compared the series to #thedresdenfiles by Jim Butcher and "Coyote Blue" by @TheAuthorGuy .

    There are 4 books so far, with plans for 2 more and short story accompaniments. Available in print, #ebook and the first 2 books are on #audible if you're into that.

    So yeah, link in bio to all of my work.
    #selfpromo #author #kindle #EtudesInCSharp

  47. CW: Self promotion

    Hey, so I write #fiction. (Link in bio.)

    My #shortstories have appeared in multiple #anthology collections.

    My #urbanfantasy series centers on Cat Sharp, an IT tech living in #lasvegas gifted with #technomancy yet burdened by a connection to the goddess of Discord, Eris. In the first book of the series, Wild Card, Eris has wagered Cat's soul in a game of poker with other #trickster deities, and Cat must get in on the action if she wants to be free of the gods forever. Marius, a #satyr with his own secrets, is up to helping so long as there's something in it for him.

    Readers have compared the series to #thedresdenfiles by Jim Butcher and "Coyote Blue" by @TheAuthorGuy .

    There are 4 books so far, with plans for 2 more and short story accompaniments. Available in print, #ebook and the first 2 books are on #audible if you're into that.

    So yeah, link in bio to all of my work.
    #selfpromo #author #kindle #EtudesInCSharp

  48. @sammyd I like them both. I can't argue with the convenience of digital for portability, etc.

    I do like sitting down with a paper book though. I own, for example, #TheDresdenFiles in Kindle and paperback.

    I always have the digital with me, but I've got the paperback at home.

  49. @sammyd I like them both. I can't argue with the convenience of digital for portability, etc.

    I do like sitting down with a paper book though. I own, for example, #TheDresdenFiles in Kindle and paperback.

    I always have the digital with me, but I've got the paperback at home.

  50. @sammyd I like them both. I can't argue with the convenience of digital for portability, etc.

    I do like sitting down with a paper book though. I own, for example, #TheDresdenFiles in Kindle and paperback.

    I always have the digital with me, but I've got the paperback at home.

  51. @sammyd I like them both. I can't argue with the convenience of digital for portability, etc.

    I do like sitting down with a paper book though. I own, for example, #TheDresdenFiles in Kindle and paperback.

    I always have the digital with me, but I've got the paperback at home.

  52. @sammyd I like them both. I can't argue with the convenience of digital for portability, etc.

    I do like sitting down with a paper book though. I own, for example, #TheDresdenFiles in Kindle and paperback.

    I always have the digital with me, but I've got the paperback at home.