The Dark Tower (Books 1-3): The Gunslinger / The Drawing of the Three / The Waste Lands
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| Rating | : | 4.70 (779 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0451935543 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 127 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-04-01 |
| Language | : | English |
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"Fantastic set of fantastic books" according to John F.D. Taff. These are hands down King's best books in recent years. Previously if you wanted them, you had two choices: the () softcover editions or () limited-edition hardcovers. Not now--here's a great hardcover three-issue set of the first three Dark Tower books. Go for it. This is King at his absolute best!. The Best of Stephen King I have read over The Best of Stephen King Brian Von Richter I have read over 40 of Stephen King's books since 1975 and nothing but The Stand compares to the scope and sheer wonder of Stephen's Dark Tower series. The characters and descriptions of Roland's world are beyond anything I have ever read before, and I have read thousands (really) of books in my 48 years. I would also like to recommend in addition to these books a short story he wrote called The Little Sisters of Eluria in a volume called Legends in Octo. 0 of Stephen King's books since 1975 and nothing but The Stand compares to the scope and sheer wonder of Stephen's Dark Tower series. The characters and descriptions of Roland's world are beyond anything I have ever read before, and I have read thousands (really) of books in my The Best of Stephen King Brian Von Richter I have read over 40 of Stephen King's books since 1975 and nothing but The Stand compares to the scope and sheer wonder of Stephen's Dark Tower series. The characters and descriptions of Roland's world are beyond anything I have ever read before, and I have read thousands (really) of books in my 48 years. I would also like to recommend in addition to these books a short story he wrote called The Little Sisters of Eluria in a volume called Legends in Octo. 8 years. I would also like to recommend in addition to these books a short story he wrote called The Little Sisters of Eluria in a volume called Legends in Octo. My obsession! James Ever since i started reading these books, i was obsessed. I read all 4 of them in 2 and a half weeks. They are simply wonderful. With vivid descriptions, and living, breathing characters that seem real. These are easily the best books i've ever read. But it's simply driving me crazy waiting for the 5th one to come out. In each book, you learn a little bit more about the dark tower. There are no boring parts, at least not for me. There was never a time wh
In The Waste Lands, book 3, Roland and company get ensnared in a civil war in the urban waste of Lud, acquire a delightful talking pet named Oy the Bumbler, and find themselves captives of a psychotic train called Blaine the Mono. He takes heroin addict Eddie Dean from 1987 New York and Odetta Holmes from 1964 New York as his team. They're a little like the sprawling epics of J.R.R. Tolkien, Robert Jordan, and George Lucas, but then again, they're really like nothing else in this world (or King's). But take warning: this series is addictive, and you may need to also buy book 4, Wizard and Glass. He becomes Roland's surrogate son. Lots of Stephen King fans feel that his horror novels are dwarfed by what they consider his masterpiece, the genre-bending Dark Tower books. In a powerful time-tripping scene, Roland conf
Titles include The Dark Tower I: The Gunslinger, The Dark Tower II: The Drawing of the Three and The Dark Tower III: The Waste Lands.