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Jan 28, 2024 · This LARP will take place 100 years ago in the Dresden Files universe. LARPs are a wonderful opportunity to show off amazing costuming, live in a world you've enjoyed via fiction, and create powerful scenes with deep emotions. This game will feature characters from all walks of life, both fictional and historic.
I was on another thread yesterday and someone mentioned that Jim Butcher hates writing the Dresden books but keeps doing so because they're bringing in the money. The thing is, going by how he described going forward with the series, it doesn't seem like he's become apathetic to the series, I mean he seems to really want to that 3 book ...
Somewhere between May of 9 ASF and the Summer of 10 ASF: AAAA Wizardry, the short story included in The Dresden Files RPG: Our World. 10 ASF, March: Last Call, the short story from Strange Brew. 10 ASF, Summer: Turn Coat (and simultaneously, the Morgan-POV microfiction Journal) 10 ASF, mid-October: Bigfoot on Campus, the short story from Hex ...
One of the things that is constantly pointed out in the Dresden Files is that, despite all of the crazy beings and unimaginable powers, people still act like ordinary people. If the masquerade fell and everyone learns that, for example, the white court of vampires exists, the White Court will die out. I don't mean that the white court will no ...
He has two main series at the moment. Yes, he writes some short stories, but those are probably hammered out in no time at all. And are usually FOR Dresden Files, so yes, might be "distracting" him from the main stories but he's not going to forget Dresden. I also point you to Codex Alera, a book series he did finish while writing Dresden Files.
Jan 1, 2006 · Jim Butcher. The first six novels featuring Harry Dresden—Chicago’s only professional wizard—are a perfect introduction to the # 1 New York Times bestselling series that Entertainment Weekly describes as “Buffy the Vampire Slayer starring Philip Marlowe.”. STORM FRONTFOOL MOONGRAVE PERILSUMMER KNIGHTDEATH MASKSBLOOD RITES.
I think the first book feels completely different from the others. Like someone else wrote it based on Jim's notes or something. There's so much description and unexplained references that it was honestly hard to get through for me, but that may have been due to the shock of it not being Dresden Files. By book two, the writing feels more natural.
