UNspoiled! The Dresden Files

I'm delighted to bring you this episode with an illustration of Kincaid, who sounds hot as hell and I wish there was more fanart of him. Someone do me a favor and get on that, because he deserves a little more love from the fandom, in my opinion. In this trio of chapters, Kincaid is the one who backed Harry into a corner with a sleep mask over his eyes and a magic circle of salt around him to cont...

I mentioned the artwork I'm using for this post in last week's episode, and it turns out that this is the artwork used on the Dresden Wiki! James Marsters very much works for me as Harry, and I would like to submit a motion to have his face on all the fanart, please and thank you. This episode is the one where the malocchio comes for its first victims that Harry witnesses. He manages to jump in an...

I'm sorry this episode is late! Normally I do a bunch of recording on Saturday but I had THREE recordings scheduled that day and I wasn't able to squeeze in any editing. I'm here now, though, and we're starting to get into the main plot of this book. I'm excited because now RoShawn knows just what kind of director Arturo is. Heh. These three chapters focus mainly on the set-up of Harry meeting Art...

Woot wooooooot! We're getting started on the next installment of The Dresden Files and I'm so excited! I have my reservations about this book (more on that in the episode) but there's still some great shit coming up and I'm excited to get to it all. This book starts of with Harry running for his life from some literal flying monkeys while saving a basket full of puppies. It's the most quintessenti...

So I'm finally able to post this episode after re-recording it with RoShawn, and I'm happy to say that it was just as much fun to record the second time as it was the first time. Which I have to be honest, I wasn't expecting. There are three stories covered in this episode, one of which is so short that it's not really a story at all, hence its title: Vignette. Then there's A Restoration Of Faith,...

This is the finale episode of Death Masks, and RoShawn is very concerned about how this book ends. Her concern is understandable. The Knights treats the coins like they're radioactive, and say that touching one is a contract you never get out of, and here Harry goes slapping his hand over one. Was it for a good reason (to protect a child)? Sure. But like, come on dude, you couldn't have stepped on...

I'm very happy to have reached this trio of chapters because it contains some of my favorite reveals and surprises in the book. And one of them RoShawn is still kind of confused about when we start recording, so we talk it out until it makes sense. The main thing that we didn't see coming was that Father Vincent is actually a Denarian in disguise. The Denarian gives up his coin and uses the Mercy...

In which RoShawn and I correct a mistake from last episode.

In which Shiro makes Nicodemus a deal he can't refuse, and Harry and Susan...well...YOU know... Let's just say this intro is very appropriate for Valentine's Day.

In which Nicodemus nabs Harry and has him over for breakfast and a negotiation.

In which Harry meets with Ortega, and we find out who Ortega's second is.

In which Harry has face-offs with 4 different intimidating women and doesn't come off well in any of them.

In which Harry gives Ivy her name, and gets on a boat.

In which Harry gets asked a tough question by a demon, and finds out that even Bob is scared of the Denarians.

In which RoShawn meets some unexpected allies and a terrifying new enemy. Actually, about 30 terrifying new enemies.

RoShawn and I giggle as Harry Dresden subjects himself to the humiliation of appearing on Jerry Springer.

In which Harry has to deal with a Mad Queen and some giant bees.

In these chapters, Harry has an illuminating conversation with Rashid, then heads off to war.

In which Harry meets Mother Summer and Mother Winter, and it turns out they don't have a unicorn.

In which Harry is brought to see the Stone Table and all that hangs in the balance between Winter and Summer.

In which Roshawn's mic is giving feedback and Harry fights a plant monster.

In this episode, Harry agrees to help yet another person (or kind-of person) but this time he's at least getting paid.

In which Harry finally meets Mab's daughter, and she's just about the worst ever.

In which Harry crashes into a wall, and then crashes a funeral.

In which Harry finds out that someone he believed long dead is still alive, and standing in his living room.