[Warning] This episode contains explicit language and explicit themes. Listener discretion is advised.

Jim Butcher is the master and Danny returns to analyze his earlier work with book two of the 'Dresden Files': 'Fool Moon'. Puns are fun kids! Danny is very critical of the young Butcher but only because of the respect he has, and our host has a few choice words for Chicago's yellow paged wizard. Danny also compares and contrasts 'Fool Moon' to 'Storm Front' and how the sequel improves on the fantastic elements that make Butcher an excellent story writer.

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~Credits~

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Podcast Opening recorded by Delayne Archive and edited by Danny Archive.

Accompanying Opening music:

Title - "Dreams Electric"

Artist - Geographer

Provided free from YouTube Audio Library

Interlude Song - "The Coldest Shoulder"

Artist - The 126ers

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Outro Song - "Black Moons"

Artist - The 126ers

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~Original Songs~

Interlude Song - "Bark at the Moon 8-bit remix"

Remix Artist - 8-bit Sound

Original Artist - Ozzy Osborn

Label - Jet

Released as Single - 1983

Producer - Max Norman

Outro Song - "Wolves 8-bit"

Remix Artist - Jack Varney

Original Artist - Kayne West

Album - The Life of Pablo

Label - GOOD / Def Jam

Released - 2014

Producers - Kayne West / Cashmere Cat / Sinjin Hawke / DeanGoldstein / Caroline Shaw

Podcast edited by Danny Archive using Audacity.

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