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Cover to Cover #307A: Jim Butcher

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Posted by Summer Brooks on Tuesday, 29 Apr 2008
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Show Notes: Jim Butcher

Interview: Just about every FarPoint Media member who’s local to Phoenix dropped by for this one, because Jim Butcher came into town for a book signing. A very well-attended book signing at The Poisoned Pen in Scottsdale, since he was delayed there an extra hour signing books for folks.

Mike M, Summer, Mike S and Brian chat with Jim about the tests and trials poor Harry Dresden’s been put through, and possible expectations of future adventures in the wringer for Harry.

Definitely check out the new Dresden Files comic series, now available from the Dabel Brothers. The first comic series is a prequel to Storm Front, followed by a 14-18 issue adaptation of Storm Front, followed perhaps by more prequels and adaptations.

Don’t miss Jim’s appearance on Slice of SciFi Video News #003 over at YouTube!

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3 Responses to “Cover to Cover #307A: Jim Butcher”
  1. tim and darcy low says on :

    he was way cool and funny to meet. he talked for a while and laughed about my world of warcraft stuff. hehe. I liked dersin on tv and going start reading his books soon, think i will start with the fantasy ones. dad is reading the new dresin one now and really likes it.

    darcy

  2. The Great Geek Manual » Geek Media Round-Up: May 7, 2008 says on :

    [...] The Dragon Page Cover to Cover features an interview with Jim Butcher, author or the Dresden Files, in two [...]

  3. Pipedreamergrey says on :

    You know that the Sci-Fi channel has distribution issues when the author first see an episode via bootlegged copy… after the series has been canceled. You may have just put your finger on the problem.

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