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Working for Bigfoot
- Narrated by: James Marsters
- Series: The Dresden Files
- Length: 3 hrs and 44 mins
- Categories: Science Fiction & Fantasy, Fantasy
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- Lee G. Morrow
- 09-27-19
included in another offer
was included within briefcase but audible didnt say anything about it being the same stories.
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- Acro LCL
- 05-23-19
3 short stories are in "Brief cases" as well...
I did not realize these stories would also be in Brief cases. shouldn't have spent money on this short book.
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- Phillip
- 08-05-15
So That's Who River Shoulders Is!
This collection is best read before Skin Game as it answers many of the questions that book caused to the reader; unfortunately this book raises as many more. These three stories introduce the Bigfoot race and specifically River Shoulders to the Dresden Files universe.
In the first story, Harry is hired to travel to Wisconsin and paid a gold nugget the size of a golf ball by River Shoulders to protect his half human son. Without getting too deep into the story, this story is my second favorite of the three because it also deals with the Svartalfar.
The second story, although the most comedic of the three of them, Irving, River Shoulder's son, is now attending an exclusive honors high school and horror of horrors, he caught mono. As his father's heritage should have made this impossible, Harry is hired to investigate.
The third story, Bigfoot on Campus, Harry is directed to a college in Oklahoma where Irving has a walk on scholarship on the football team because River Shoulders had a vision of his son's immanent demise. This is definitely the best of the three stories as it takes place between Turn Coat and Changes, so Harry has his gear, including the now defunct Blue Beetle. It is also interesting that, although it is a left field solution, there is now a third possibility for the scions of the White Court who have yet to awaken their hunger.
Now, to the author, we need one more story in this collection. What happened to Irving and his girlfriend after A Bigfoot on Campus? Additionally, as Harry claims to have worked with, not just for, River Shoulders, I'd like to see one or more stories dealing with this, perhaps involving Listens to Wind.
Overall, well done.
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- Jason Abbadon
- 10-04-15
Filler stories from anthology editions- but fun.
while not exactly what I want from a Dresden adventure (s), any excuse to hear James Marsters perform as Harry Dresden is more than worthwhile.
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- Walter W. Chu
- 07-12-19
A Little Disappointed
It’s all my own fault. Didn’t pay attention and downloaded the story, only to discover these stories are already in Brief Cases. Should have paid more attention. I thought these were something new. They are still good and I like them. Of all of the other portrayals of Big Foot I find I prefer this concept.
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- colleen
- 08-12-15
Should have been a full length novel.
I enjoyed this Working With Bigfoot. Narrated and written well. Won't disappoint Jim Butcher fans.
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- davidcbarnard
- 08-11-15
Marketing comes to the Dresden Files
Would you say that listening to this book was time well-spent? Why or why not?
These stories have appeared in other books. Fifteen dollars was way too much for three hours of entertainment. Waste of money if you've bought other collections containing Jim Butcher's stories.
37 people found this helpful
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- Ray Johnson
- 01-23-18
Big Bore
I got this because I love Harry Dresden, but I have to admit that this set of three tales bored me to death and I had to force myself to get through them. Sure, Marsters is fantastic, but overall I'd say tis entire premise was a dud.
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- John A. Saloiye
- 10-17-16
Short Story
This has been a very short story to be a stand alone book. I very much enjoyed what there is. I thought this was the next novel in the Dresden Series.
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- Luke
- 04-11-16
mildly entertaining not worth the credit
I love Dresden, but it seems like Jim is just phoning it in on the short stories. there are some flashes here and there but it left me rather unsatisfied.
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- Tod Werewolf
- 09-29-15
short but sweet
love all the Dresden Files. the short stories are welcome while waiting for the next full book. wish someone would make a good film out of this great series.
6 people found this helpful
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- K S
- 12-23-16
Great Story
Really good 3 store read by James Masters, who is brilliant.You do not need to have read any other Harry Dresden books to enjoy this one. Recommended. Side Jobs would be a good book too.
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- Jane
- 09-13-16
Enjoyable
Would you consider the audio edition of Working for Bigfoot to be better than the print version?
Having only listened to the audio version, I am unable to give a comparison to the print version
What was one of the most memorable moments of Working for Bigfoot?
It was a fun story I just sat back and enjoyed the ride
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- Kelly
- 05-06-16
Three great short stories from the Dresden world
James Marsters is just perfect for Harry, a great narrator, setting the right pace and atmosphere. A real treat to listen to.
Three short stories that can be listened to at any point of your journey in the world of Harry Dresden.
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- Daniel N.
- 09-05-17
Narrator seems about 30% interested in the story & makes Dresden sound arrogant without the charm.
Seeing as WFB as an actual book is currently overpriced due to scarcity I decided to try the audio book for my favourite series by my favourite author, as I Jones for Dresden tales worse than a heroin addict.
I wished I'd waited for the Brief Cases short stories compliation (side job 2) and read it myself in 2018.
The story is good, Dresden files 10/10 good, but the narration really takes you out of the story. The narrator pauses at odd times and has a drony voice that annoyed me.
Wait for the brief cases book and get a dozen stories for less than the cost of this audio book.
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- Jonathan Reed
- 03-09-21
We loved it!
The narration is acerbically cynical, and yet believably human and humorous. The short stories are amusingly anecdotal to the series, but developed and varied. Dresden is, as ever, compassionate, strangely courteous, and witty, while also being wise, irritating and wizardly too.
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- Anonymous User
- 11-22-20
Fun stories but included in 15.5 'Brief cases'
Great short stories as you would expect from a Dresden listen but these 3 stories are included in Book 15.5 'Brief cases' so don't waste your credit on these alone.
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- Danielle Bryers
- 08-16-16
consummate storytelling and narration
James Master smashes it again with his reliably excellent voice acting. Jim Butcher proves he's as skilled in short form as he is in long, with Dresden's characteristic dry wit and penchant for getting in too deep wholly present.
These stories stand alone without any prior knowledge of the Dresden universe, but the experience is definitely enriched and all the inside jokes caught if you're a long time Dresden fan.
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- Fylgier
- 07-22-16
More of the best
Small story in a big univers. Now I just want to read them all over again.
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- Kat
- 06-21-16
I loved it
these short stories are really fabulous. And I love how it is performed. if you love the Dresden files. you will love this
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- annelan
- 01-13-16
JIM BUTCHER AND JAMES MASTERS WONDERFUL ALWAYS
Would you consider the audio edition of Working for Bigfoot to be better than the print version?
Yes- ONLY BECUASE OF JAMES MASTERS - HE IS DRESDEN -even when I read the books I 'hear' Masters voice as Dresden'
What was one of the most memorable moments of Working for Bigfoot?
all - I believed in Bigfoot - as I do all of Butchers 'out there' characters..
Have you listened to any of James Marsters’s other performances? How does this one compare?
Masters could read the Dictionary to me - I would listen to it all and enjoy it. One of the few around I could she that about.
Did you have an emotional reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?
all of the above
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- paul
- 06-21-16
a bit different from the normal but worth the time
hurry up with your new book i have purchased all of them and now have nothing to listen too.
going over all the series again.
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- DarkFish
- 05-31-16
Three interlinked Wizard Dresden stories. Great!
These are for fans of Harry Dresden. There are three stories involving Harry and Bigfoot. I really enjoyed them. They were well read. Probably not as good if you haven't read at least a few of the Dresden books.