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'''Jim Butcher''' is an [[American]] [[author]]. His best known work is the contemporary [[fantasy]] series ''The Dresden Files''. | '''Jim Butcher''' is an [[American]] [[author]]. His best known work is the contemporary [[fantasy]] series ''The Dresden Files''. | ||
| − | His wife, [[Shannon K. Butcher]], and son, [[James J. Butcher]], are also fantasy writers. | + | His ex-wife, [[Shannon K. Butcher]] (div. 2013), and son, [[James J. Butcher]], are also fantasy writers. |
[https://www.jim-butcher.com Website. ] | [https://www.jim-butcher.com Website. ] | ||
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* 2019 -- [[Spikecon]] | * 2019 -- [[Spikecon]] | ||
* 2020 -- [[MisCon 34]] | * 2020 -- [[MisCon 34]] | ||
| + | * 2024 -- [[Norwescon 46]] | ||
Revision as of 12:07, 11 August 2023
(October 26, 1971 – )
Jim Butcher is an American author. His best known work is the contemporary fantasy series The Dresden Files.
His ex-wife, Shannon K. Butcher (div. 2013), and son, James J. Butcher, are also fantasy writers.
Awards, Honors and GoHships:
- 2006 -- FenCon III, Lunacon 49
- 2008 -- MileHiCon 40
- 2009 -- ConDFW VIII, DucKon 18
- 2010 -- TusCon 37
- 2012 -- Neffy Awards Best Horror Author for Ghost Story
- 2013 -- Ad Astra 32, MisCon 27
- 2014 -- Swancon 39
- 2015 -- Dysprosium
- 2016 -- COSine 2016, Myths and Legends 4
- 2019 -- Spikecon
- 2020 -- MisCon 34
- 2024 -- Norwescon 46
| Person | 1971— |
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