posted
The long awaited 5th installment is out on bookshelves.
"Wolves of the Calla"
"Time is a face on the water," stretching and contorting reality as gunslingers Roland, Eddie, Susannah, Jake and their talking pet "billy-bumbler" Oy continue their quest to prevent the destruction of the Dark Tower.
-------------------- 1968 Chevrolet Camaro Coupe RS/SS 350 - Quasar Blue, LOADED and just happens to be my pride and joy. 2002 BMW 540i 6-speed - Jet Black, nicely optioned (Daily Driver) 2000 BMW 323i 5-speed - Titanium Silver, nicely optioned (Wifes car)
posted
Wife is the fan will have to get her the book .
While in Maine this summer found out that our friends uncle was Steven Kings accountant. Left several books and the "It" dvd for him to sign . Wife got some cool pics of his Steven Kings house in Bangor.
-------------------- SLP#3579 LE#1533 A pair of 35th Anny drinking chairs. Every thing else is just "Fluff" Rio Grande "Swim" Coach Posts: 3091 | From: Canton Mi. | Registered: Oct 2002
| IP: Logged
posted
Yep, big fan but the time between books a BIT rediculas!!.. i can hardley remember where the last one left off.. how long ago was the last book?? 10 years?
Gonna pick up a copy this weekend..
-------------------- Had a blingin' 2000 SS
Now I have a "soon to be" blingin' LS1 powered 1969 SS
Fbodfather
They don't make songs about Volvos.
Member # 1119
posted
Love Steven King.......
The Dark Tower Series is hard to follow, esp. between installments.....and esp. if you read a lot......(which I do...it's my escape, if you will..........)
I think his writing is brilliant....(dark, but brilliant, nevertheless)
(OMG!!! another thing MMMM_ERT and I agree on!!!!)
posted
I recently started reading the Dark Tower Series. I'm about half way through the second installment right now. I haven't found it too hard to follow yet, but that may change as I get further into it. Good reading so far!!
-------------------- 2002 Formula Firehawk #805 M6, Bright Red, Ebony SLP Options: Chrome, Bilstein & a few others Other Mods: A couple...not enough Posts: 12 | From: Waterford, Mi | Registered: Sep 2003
| IP: Logged
quote:Originally posted by Fbodfather: Love Steven King.......
The Dark Tower Series is hard to follow, esp. between installments.....and esp. if you read a lot......(which I do...it's my escape, if you will..........)
I think his writing is brilliant....(dark, but brilliant, nevertheless)
(OMG!!! another thing MMMM_ERT and I agree on!!!!)
We both love f-bodies...theres gotta be more we agree on.
Agree on his writing...its very dark but brilliant. The DT series is his best work over any of his horror novels. If you read some of his interviews...the DT series is his baby and why its still going strong after 20 years.
Steve....I think Wizard and Glass ( the last installment #4) came out in 1997. I re-read the first four books this summer in preparation of Wolves. They are every bit as awesome to read the 2nd time.
Here is a really cool fan site if anyone is interested.
Printer-friendly view of this topic
![[Cool]](cool.gif)
![[Smile]](smile.gif)
.![[Big Grin]](biggrin.gif)
. Wife got some cool pics of his Steven Kings house in Bangor.
![[Wink]](wink.gif)
