Dark Tower, The
  Dark Tower, The
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First Edition Release Date: 2004

Synopsis:

Roland’s ka-tet is reunited, but not without cost.  The last episode of the story takes them on the final stretch of their journey to The Dark Tower.  Though they have rescued Susannah, there are still enemies who must be dealt with along the way and who could be their ultimate destruction.  Constant readers will recognize characters from past books, who like the ka-tet, have found themselves caught in the spider's web spun by the Crimson King? Gan?  Questions are answered and others asked. The journey is long and ka is but a wheel. 

 

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Posted By: Super Saugy - November 15th, 2011 8:16:45 pm EST

Roland should be played by Sam Elliott

 
 
Posted By: Oats - October 12th, 2011 8:41:20 pm EDT

The Dark Tower series is like nothing else i have ever experienced in my life. Everything ive read by The King i have just completely fallen in love with. For instance when one of the characters is killed in one of his stories, a little piece of me dies haha. The ending was perfect but i never wanted to get there, i just wanted to keep reading and reading. Also, just my opinion, but i would never want to see the dark tower made into a mini series or any film, i feel it would take away all the magic of the ka-tet and mid-world in the constant readers imaginations. Thankee Sai King!

 
 
Posted By: Anonymous - July 14th, 2011 4:52:18 pm EDT

Honestly, I loved the entire series and laughed at the end. When so many of my friends threw their books at the wall out of anger at the ending, I laughed. I thought it was a new and interesting way to end the long quest that Roland went on. Dark Tower series is now my favorite above The Lord of the Rings and Harry Potter.

 
 
Posted By: Zade - June 4th, 2011 5:59:09 pm EDT

I agree that the best part of the story is the journey itself, yet, this story lives on in my imagination because of the ending. I feel that the ending is beautifully poetic and stays true to ka. This world has the feeling of a vastness that is cosmic. I enjoyed the entire series! Thankee Sai!

 
 
Posted By: Gap - May 17th, 2011 3:25:20 pm EDT

i had come to consider roland and his katet friends that i had come to respect and cherish through the years and i finally read the end of their journey and felt cheated .but you have been my favorite writer for some 20 years now so i should have expected it .still dont like it but write some more and ill read some more

 
 
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