Jim Butcher
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Sep 12, 2026
Thomas UmstattdHOST
And I will say this is happening to me.
Thomas UmstattdHOST
I'm slowly working my way back through the Jim Butcher Dresden Files catalog because he has a full cast version now.
Thomas UmstattdHOST
I hated that he didn't keep the same guy for Dresden because the voice actor for Dresden is Dresden.
Thomas UmstattdHOST
So the new guy, I hated him for like a whole book.
Jed HerneHOST
So for the sake of this example, to kind of show you this in action, uh, I'm gonna use the first book in The Dresden Files here to go through this worksheet.
Jed HerneHOST
So this is Storm Front by Jim Butcher.
Jed HerneHOST
First book in The Dresden Files.
Jed HerneHOST
I'm about...
Aaron DeeseHOST
So it's not like it's a hundred percent.
Aaron DeeseHOST
I do it for free, but like the amount of hours you work on a book versus like book writing just doesn't pay money in this universe, in this decade, that's just a fact, you know? So unless you're Jim Butcher or, you know, James Patterson or Stephen King or somebody like that, you know, that's just the reality of life, but.
Aaron DeeseHOST
like I've wanted to be an author since I was like five years old.
Aaron DeeseHOST
So if I, if I don't get paid for it, the way some people say you, Oh gosh, sorry.
Adam RuzzoHOST
And it's clearly not.
Adam RuzzoHOST
So I think the R slash shitty movie details about like Jim Butcher's whole lore thing here.
Adam RuzzoHOST
Right.
Adam RuzzoHOST
R shitty recorded neutral territory.
JessHOST
Pull up a seat at the bar to join us for another episode of McAnally's Pubcast, a podcast exploring the fun and fantastical mind of Jim Butcher's The Dresden Files series.
JessHOST
Hosts Tans and Jess, and maybe, bring you another round of literary analysis on this immense, immersive, and colorful environment inhabited by Harry Dresden, the world's only licensed private investigator and professional wizard.
JessHOST
Join an active and engaged community of new and diehard dedicated fans focused on the fabulous themes, theories, characters, context, lore, and more.
19 MINS LATER
JessHOST
just included weird things with
MaggieHOST
the exposition is the problem, you know? But it's like, yeah, either have a little bit of exposition or find another way to, but yes.
JessHOST
Again, just, again, with something very, like, even, I don't know, I am not a super diehard comic book fanatic, so maybe others would disagree, but I feel like, again, because those things are now 60 years old, and because you've had so many different, you know, like, Jim Butcher wrote an episode, so it almost feels like you go sort of multiverse in that.
JessHOST
Right.
JessHOST
Each person that writes a comic and draws the thing can put their twist on it.
Jeff ElkinsHOST
huge.
Tom HolbrookPANELIST
And a, you know, I don't know, a Jim Butcher-style detective that is just dialed back for cozy would be something that's unique, but also in a genre, if that makes any sense.
Jeff ElkinsHOST
Yeah, I might read a couple and see if I fit in.
Jeff ElkinsHOST
That's a good encouragement.
RashawnHOST
And I just said, Harry Dresden, you don't know my life.
RashawnHOST
Jim Butcher, you don't know it either.
RashawnHOST
How dare you? How dare you?
NatashaHOST
Yeah, this whole choose your heart conversation is... practically identical to conversations that you and I have been having over the past like six months as we both begin to realize that the things we've been doing to make things easier on ourselves are actually in the long run, making things harder on ourselves.
Adam RuzzoHOST
I'm Adam Ruso, and joining me, as always, it's a perplexed meteorologist, it's Brian O'Reilly.
Brian O'ReillyHOST
Yeah, Jim, I'm on scene where the storm is fiercest.
Brian O'ReillyHOST
[dog barks] Let me tell you, it is raining cats and dogs out here.
Brian O'ReillyHOST
[cat meows] A- and, and I'm not being figurative.
Adam RuzzoHOST
All right, uh, don't worry.
Adam RuzzoHOST
I'm sure they'll clean that up in post.
Adam RuzzoHOST
Now, Brian, one thing I wanna say before we get started here, I have just finished reading, uh, Jim Butcher's son's book, James J.
Adam RuzzoHOST
Butcher.
MaggieHOST
Pull up a seat at the bar to join us for another episode of McAnally's PubCast, a podcast exploring the fun and fantastical mind of Jim Butcher's The Dresden Files series.
MaggieHOST
Host Tansen, Maggie, and me bring you another round of literary analysis on this immense, immersive, and colorful environment inhabited by Harry Dresden, the world's only licensed private investigator and professional wizard.
MaggieHOST
Join an active and engaged community of new and die-hard dedicated fans focused on the fabulous themes, theories, characters, context, lore, and more.
41 MINS LATER
MaggieHOST
Years later, and then backwards.
MaggieHOST
So I could see that, yeah, he just fucked up his own lore, timeline, whatever.
MaggieHOST
And there is another person that's more like graphic novel-esque writer to kind of condense Jim Butcher's notes, maybe.
MaggieHOST
So more like writing
TansenHOST
the outline and somebody else is filling in blanks.
CarolGUEST
And we have our bigger name people who will have the...
CarolGUEST
You know, the solo sessions on the track, people like Patricia Briggs and Jim Butcher and Sherilyn Kenyon, which will all appear on other panels with other panelists as well.
CarolGUEST
But the experience that we have is you give these people a solo panel so that.
CarolGUEST
When people have questions that are just for them, they have a place to go ask those questions rather than on the panel where you have, you know, four or five other people at the same time.
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