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Jim Butcher is a fantasy author, best known for writing ''[[The Dresden Files]]'' and ''[[Codex Alera]]''. His books are notable for their high levels of [[Genre Savvy|genre savviness]], [[Crazy Awesome
He has also written a ''[[Spider-Man]]'' novel, entitled ''[[
▲Jim Butcher is a fantasy author, best known for writing ''[[The Dresden Files]]'' and ''[[Codex Alera]]''. His books are notable for their high levels of [[Genre Savvy|genre savviness]], [[Crazy Awesome|Crazy Awesomeness]], and [[Shout-Out|shout outs]], as well as the frequency of Crowning Moments of [[Crowning Moment of Awesome|Awesome]], [[Crowning Moment of Funny|Funny]], and [[Crowning Moment of Heartwarming|Heartwarming]].
▲He has also written a [[Spider-Man]] novel, entitled ''[[Spiderman the Darkest Hours]]''.
He is now a big enough name that recommendations from him show up on the covers of other writers' novels, and other writers do [[Shout-Out|Shout Outs]] to him.
You should read his stuff. Yes, that means [[Breaking the Fourth Wall|you]].
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* [[Badass Long Hair]]: Unfortunately, not anymore. As Jim himself explained it once, his hair went out crime-fighting one night and never came back.
* [[One of Us]]: It shouldn't be surprising, but not only was he directly inspired by Star Wars novels as a kid to become a writer, he's also an avid gamer.
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** Not anymore, he's got the rights back.
* [[Springtime for Hitler]]: Once upon a time, Jim Butcher was the unsuccessful author of High Fantasy novels that was told by the teacher of his writing class that, seeing as he liked Anita Blake and Buffy so much, he should write a novel like those using that teacher's method of book creation.
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