The book includes ten short stories and a novella about Harry Dresden, the Wizard P.I. in Chicago, each with an introduction by the author Jim Butcher. I've liked the Dresden Files series very much, so I had to read this collection too. And I liked it. Many of the stories are told in the point of view of some of Harry's friends or tell more about them in other ways, which is interesting. My favourite is probably the story called Day Off, because it's just plain fun. I also really like the novella Aftermath, which is situated after the Dresden Files novel Changes and its dramatic turns of events.

I bought the book at the store called Forbidden Planet in London.

Reserved for myntti.

Thanks! It might take some time before I get around to reading this...

I'm not sure if I can pick a favourite, but it was interesting to read a couple of stories from different POVs than Dresden's for a change. I actually liked the last one from Karrin's POV quite a bit. Oh and It's my birthday, too was fun. I mean, the idea of Thomas larping and pretending to be a vampire. Hee-hee.

Thanks, Kemppu! I'll return the book at the Bookcrossing meet-up tonight.

The book is at home again. I'm not sure if I'll keep it forever and ever, but it'll stay with me for now.

I'm cleaning my shelves a bit, and decided that this book can travel on.

In the University of Tampere main building, Hubs room, during Finncon 2023.