The Dark Tower

[TheEdge883]

Anyone else following the Dark Tower as religiously as I am? I just finished Wolves Of The Calla last night and have only a few words: HOLY FREAKING CRAP! I had the most fun reading that book than I have reading any of his other work.
Of course, it could be the 15 years of following the series finally coming down to an end.

 

[Chronuss]

...I'm still reading The Gunslinger...so is the whole series that good? I should continue after this novel?

 

[pesilat]

I LOVE the Dark Tower series. I read Gunslinger and Drawing of the Three in book form years ago and loved them. I've just recently re-"read" them on audio book and just finished listening to Wastelands and Wizard and loved them. I'll start Wolves this weekend and am looking forward to it like a starving mutt eyeing a steak he's about to snag from a table.

Mike

 

[Marginal]

IMO, the Dark Tower books are King's best work. The level of care he puts into the books is amazing.

 

[Seig]

I loved the first three, I've been reading them since they were first printed too. The only reason I haven't read Wolves yet is the cost. I'm looking forward to it.

 

[pesilat]

I loved the first three, I've been reading them since they were first printed too. The only reason I haven't read Wolves yet is the cost. I'm looking forward to it.

Wolves is the fifth - did you skip the fourth or not like it?

Just curious about its omission in your statement

Mike

 

[deadhand31]

I just finished wizard and glass. I was a little annoyed that it was devoted to backstory. However, there have only been 2 books harder than that for me to put down; The Da Vinci Code and Angels and Demons. I'm looking forward to reading Wolves of the Calla and Song of Susannah. I can't wait until the final chapter comes out this november.