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From: (Anonymous)

Cool. I think accents are interesting. I have no gift for mimicry - that's more my SO's territory. He'll mimic characters on TV, people he knows, and does a spot-on impression of his dad, who's from India... Myself, I'm just lucky people understand me. (As a kid I needed speech lessons. I still have a tendency to talk out my nose if I don't actively concentrate on not doing it. But, it's nothing people notice anymore.)

Yeah, Jeremiah is a TV show. It only has two seasons and Mr. Smith is a main character in the 2nd season. (Not sure if he was in season 1 - he might have been towards the end, I forget.) He's my fav and real reason for watching. LOL.

Maybe when school gets out in a couple weeks I'll track down some of his books. I have about a two week break before my summer class starts up. Sounds like something to tide me over while I'm waiting for the next Dresden Files or Patrick Rothfuss's Kingkiller Chronicles.

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prepare4trouble

Yeah, I'm no good at doing accents or impressions either. I can do a passable Liverpudlian, probably a result of spending my childhood watching Red Dwarf to the extent I can still pretty much quote entire episodes.

Another Dresden fan? I love those. It's been a really long time since the last one came out though, and I've heard nothing about another one. I've not heard of the Kingkiller Chronicles though. Are they worth checking out?

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stardreamed

Awes! I love Dresden files. I even listen to the audio books. James Marsters reads them and it's like listening to a one-man show the way he does the voices. He's definitely Harry now for me. (And Bob, and Butters, for that matter.)

They're really good! And, I went to a bunch of the writer symposiums at Gen Con last year... Patrick Rothfuss was there. After hearing him speak at a few of the sessions, I like him even more. He seems like a good guy. (Jim Butcher was there the year before - he didn't seem to want to be there, though. I wonder if it was the crowds. I know I had to recharge in the designated quiet room a few times when the crowds were at their peak.) "The Name of the Wind," his first book, is worth checking out. I was so hooked I read it in two nights... Couldn't put it down. But, there are only two books out in the series, plus a side story, so they go quick.