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* The working title of ''Furies of Calderon'' was ''Shepherd Boy's Fury'', but Jim Butcher's marketing people made him change it.
* The working title of ''Furies of Calderon'' was ''Shepherd Boy's Fury'', but Jim Butcher's marketing people made him change it.
* The series was started by a bet: another aspiring author bet Jim Butcher that he couldn't write a good book based on a bad idea. Jim not only said he could, but allow the author to choose ''two'' bad ideas to base the series on. The other author chose ''[[Pokémon (Franchise)|Pokémon]]'' and the lost 9th Roman legion.
* The series was started by a bet: another aspiring author bet Jim Butcher that he couldn't write a good book based on a bad idea. Jim not only said he could, but allow the author to choose ''two'' bad ideas to base the series on. The other author chose ''[[Pokémon]]'' and the lost 9th Roman legion.
** Jim describes the circumstances in [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ylKRYe0ZWHo this video].
** Jim describes the circumstances in [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ylKRYe0ZWHo this video].


=== Trivia tropes ===
=== Trivia tropes ===
* [[Shout Out]]: In the second book, Max mentions, [[History of the World Part One|"It's good to be the First Lord."]]
* [[Shout-Out]]: In the second book, Max mentions, [[History of the World Part One|"It's good to be the First Lord."]]


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Latest revision as of 22:06, 15 April 2014


  • The working title of Furies of Calderon was Shepherd Boy's Fury, but Jim Butcher's marketing people made him change it.
  • The series was started by a bet: another aspiring author bet Jim Butcher that he couldn't write a good book based on a bad idea. Jim not only said he could, but allow the author to choose two bad ideas to base the series on. The other author chose Pokémon and the lost 9th Roman legion.

Trivia tropes