Two Dresden short stories came out last year The Toot-Toot story Little Things in the anthology Heroic Hearts, and the novella The Law. Now, with his triumphant return to the world of professional wrestling, he is finally ready to tell his story, his way. Jim has started writing the next Dresden, Twelve Months and he’s working on a novella called Warriorborn. In 2001 Steve's life seemed to spiral out of control and he walked away from it all. It seemed nothing could stop the Texas Rattlesnake, except himself.

With the creation of the Stone Cold character, Steve's popularity expanded exponentially. His capricious firing by the WCW, World Championship Wrestling®, lead to his being hired by World Wrestling Entertainment.However, it was Steve's own ability inside the ring and his quick-witted responses that led to his becoming one of the most popular WWE Superstars of all time. His ability to take the bumps and hard falls required by his new profession, and his never-say-die attitude, connected him with the fans and his fellow wrestlers. His quick wit and colorful use of language combined with his everyman character captured the hearts of fans worldwide and rewrote the dynamics of professional wrestling forever.Steve grew up in a small town in Texas, one of four boys, who were fondly called by their parents the 'Williams gang.' Always a fan of wrestling, Steve seized the chance to study wrestling at a school in Dallas. The wrestler with the f-u attitude, the working-class guy who stood up his boss, a multimillionaire, and told him where he could put it. But to fans he is and will always be Stone Cold Steve Austin. He's wrestled under many names, 'Stunning' Steve Austin, The Ringmaster, he even wrestled for a time under his own name, Steve Williams.

Cold Days by Jim Butcher