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Changes: #1 on NYT!
Posted by priscellie at April 17, 2010 10:22 PM
Congratulations, Jim! Changes is #1 on the New York Times Bestseller List and #3 on the USA Today Bestseller List (which is a list of all books--fiction, nonfiction, children's, etc--not separated by category). May it stay in the top ten for many weeks to come! If you haven't read it yet, you can buy it through the Jim-Butcher.com store in hardcover and audio formats, read by James Marsters. If you've already read it, come on down to the forum and share your thoughts. CommentsCongratulations!! Congrats on making it to Number 1!!! I guess this restores a LITTLE of my hope for humanity if NYT can recognize Butcher's greatness! But then, how can you NOT be glued to a book that twists the plot of an entire series in the first sentence!? Absolute best start, and most frustrating end! I screamed so loudly at the last pages that my husband came running to see who was stabbing me. Bring on the next one! Are we there yet??? Posted by: Lindsey at April 27, 2010 03:05 PMJim - I'm proud of you and what you've accomplished. Not only as an author, but as a Father and Husband. You've done a Man's job. Los Posted by: Los at April 27, 2010 03:03 PMHave read the Dresden series many times, loved "Changes", especially the cliffhanger ending! Couldn't believe I'd reached the end (in only 1 day) and then to be left hanging like that! Sheer genius! I will be breathlessly awaiting the next Dresden adventure! May Harry Dresden never die! Posted by: Chris at April 27, 2010 11:33 AMI LOVE this series! What a great flawed hero! I keep introducing Harry to everyone who loves books. Congratulations on your success, Jim. As for a second effort at putting Harry on the screen, I can't imagine who the film producers would find who could capture Harry's strength, sexiness, vulnerability, and heart as you have so deftly portrayed it in your text. If the movie happens, they better make you the major Consultant for bringing Harry to life. Posted by: Sherry at April 26, 2010 11:50 PMI am a new fan and picked up my first Dresden Book about 3 months ago. I couldn't stop and was at the last book before changes was released. I was thrilled to see Changes released and now find myself ready to burst waiting to know how Harry gets out of his current situation!!! Excellent series. I just started Codex Alera series. I am already sucked in!!!! Posted by: J.T. at April 26, 2010 06:49 PMI have read and re-read the entire Dresden Files series multiple times and waited with baited breath for the last 4 books. This book completely blew me away. I demolished it in about 5 hours and was literally yelling at the characters, cackling with glee and wide eyed in awe throughout the entire thing. Spectacular! Now please please get on the next book while I settle in for a reread. Cheers, Jim! Posted by: HeWhoSitsOnACactus at April 25, 2010 01:42 PMMy apologies, I have had problems with my computer and sometimes it doesn't register when things go through. I did not mean to post 3 times. Many apologies again. Maybe a wizard got too close to my computer. ( It is 10 years old.) Posted by: Connie Colvin at April 25, 2010 12:13 AMCongrats Jim you evil, evil man. I've been following Dresden from the begining and I can honestly say that you are my favorite author of all time. I knew that she would get him to do it eventually *wink wink*. I'll be waiting even more restlessly for the next one than I did for this one. Keep up the spectacular work Posted by: Russell at April 24, 2010 12:33 PMDude! I read Changes althrough my classes and when I got to the cliffhanger I nearly screamed. Great book, and keep up the good work Jim! Write the next book fast. I'll be waiting! Posted by: Lee at April 23, 2010 06:55 PMRead this in the Kindle app on the iPad. Loved it! Love all your books. Please write more! Posted by: Bjarte Stien Karlsen at April 23, 2010 04:46 PMWell, well. #1. Congratulations Jim. I, like everyone here, got hooked on the first read of Dresden (I started with book 1, but it would not have mattered). While waiting for Changes I started reading another Sci Fi book and actually had to throw it out. After reading Jim Butcher one does not easily go back to lower quality work. I absolutely loved this story. I loved the ending. And, I'd be content even if the whole series ended there (I know, I know, fans will yell at me). But an artist should choose how they define themselves and you are so damned good I figure we should give you that license. Still, it "was" a cliffhanger, right? I will soon explore your other works while waiting for any future effort you can bring. If that is another Dresden saga, I will spend my last dime buying it if it were to come to that. Congratulations again on a fantastic and well-deserved ranking. Posted by: JMBernard at April 22, 2010 02:49 PMJim Butcher, you wonderful, awful person! I hope your fingers become glued to the keyboard until you finish the next book, after you left us with that cliffhanger! Just finished Changes and I must say....Wow the ending blew me away. Posted by: Brian at April 21, 2010 11:11 PMI am a recent Dresden Files fan (but have read all of them so far and fell in love with the drama, magic and especially the humor of this series. BUT, so help me, if you don't come up with something after Changes, I will never, ever buy any of your books again. It left me devastated! (But I have to admit, I will always enjoy going back and reading any and all of your Dresden Files books again, and again, and again....)! Posted by: Pam at April 21, 2010 06:35 PMI read the book last week. Congrats, Jim! Definitely deserves the honor. Why, you ask? Because it was AWESOME! Posted by: Evan at April 21, 2010 12:37 PMWhat can I say here but congratulations! I really LOVED the book as I have all the others. Chapter 48 absolutely devasted me though. It was quite HARSH and I bawled my head off. :-( Thanks for ripping my heart out!!! Quite the cliff-hanger ending as well...but I'm pretty sure Harry will be okay. Posted by: Teresa at April 21, 2010 11:52 AMI've been reading The Dresden Files for years - you never disappoint - cause a GREAT deal of Angst as I have to wait for the NEXT one, yes, but never disappoint. Got my wife and kids into them, too. Loved Codex Alera, too. Wouldn't mind one with the trials and tribulations a bit down the road - re-building an empire, and raising kids ~ particularly "gifted" ones ~ opens all sorts of their own possibilities, never mind the continual threats. Remember the Marat influence - never mind Tavi's own youth. Back to Harry Blackstone Copperfield Dresden: Loved that you are comfortable enough with your own skin to play the "ponder the parallels" to who'd be whom vis a vis that older author's work. Loved the discourse and rationale. Cliffhangers, cliffhangers, where would we all be without them. Almost like the ending of every episode of Lost in Space, as Robbie the Robot waved his arms, frantically, saying "Danger, Will Robinson, Danger." Sucks us all in for the next episode. We'll all have to see where you lead us. I'd love to really get into it, but I don't want to be a spoiler. Congratulations on making it to #1! Posted by: DonQuixote978 at April 20, 2010 05:28 PMI enjoyed it even though the twist and ending had been spoiled for my by an uncareful comment on this site. Just finished Changes, I have to say the only thing I do not like is the waiting for the next one...WOW!!!! loved it. I enjoyed all of the book hard to pick a fav, the first because it is how I got hooked or this one. Great job.........Hope to see another book with Thomas like Backup it gives you something to hold you over until the next book!!! Enjoy your cackles and booyahs over your fandom's "Wha tha..."s at Changes ending Mr Butcher. Heehee, but now you've got the joy/pain and hair pullin' frustration of writting the next installment. love it, will wait patiently #mebbe..# for the next book. Oh yeah grats on No 1 too :D Posted by: Deb at April 19, 2010 10:11 PMAwesome books, and Changes was no exception. Just hope there is more to come..... Posted by: Bethany at April 19, 2010 04:02 PMBy a Nook from Barnes and Noble, You'd have been able to read it by now. :) Posted by: John Waldum at April 19, 2010 01:59 PMI read 9 Dresden Books in 9 days. It's a shame and a blessing to wait 4 weeks to get a book and read it in 8 hours. I expect it's going to happen again in a week or two. I can't wait!! Excellent book, I assume the series will be continuing then? Posted by: Max at April 18, 2010 09:10 PMI'm sure it's an excellent book. I'll be happy to buy it whenever it's released for Kindle. Posted by: Dani at April 18, 2010 08:49 PMBoo Yah - well done Jim, just a shame it took so long for your genius to catch on, wonderful to see you sitting where you should :) Posted by: Mark Wheatman at April 18, 2010 08:25 PMCongratulations Jim. Posted by: Sean at April 18, 2010 06:05 PMHeck yeah! way to go Jim Congrats! Now if it were only on Kindle.....we'll help it stay on top! Posted by: Drew at April 18, 2010 11:52 AMYAY!!! Posted by: Mia at April 18, 2010 10:46 AMTook you long enough, you evil, evil person! Jim has offically arrived! confrats on being number 1 with the best book in the series! and love the new due. cant wait for book 13. Posted by: hewhowritesbehind at April 18, 2010 01:39 AM |
Just powered through CHANGES, and am pretty well emotionally exhausted. Wowzers.
Posted by: Phillip Arthur at April 28, 2010 08:50 PM