La Torre Oscura IV - La Bola de Cristal (Spanish Edition)

from jonwwil

Note to self for future re-readings, and also to anyone picking this up for the first time who has read The Waste Lands anytime in the recent past: skip the prologue. It's merely a retelling of the very end of that book, but with seemingly minor changes that, for me, were pretty severely off-putt...

from badgenome

Mostly told as one big, long flashback, Wizard and Glass gives the reader a glimpse beneath the inscrutable surface of the gunslinger. Roland recounts a story from his youth, one of his first ka-tet: the heretofore frequently alluded-to Alain and Cuthbert. The young friends are dispatched to the ...

from TJWilson

This is my favorite book of the series. More of a Western than the first one. I was very sad to go back to the original characters as I liked Cuthbert and Alain. Still in it though, even though I have doubted the way man times in each of these books. There is always something that makes me contin...

from smurfwreck

I really like this book for what it accomplishes, series-wise, but a lot about it also bugs me from a content stance. As far as the Dark Tower series is concerned, I like that we finally get more back-story on Roland and his original ka-tet. A lot of what makes Roland, Roland comes from the flash...

from izzysbks

After traveling for a while its good to stop and look back at who you used to be to gain a better understanding of who you've become. Wizard and Glass is such a story. King reaches back to Roland's past to tell the story of Roland's first love Susan Delgado and Roland's only love the Dark Tower. ...