The Dark Tower: The Wind Through the Keyhole : A Dark Tower Novel (Paperback)

from StephenBarkley

They're back-almost. Sure, Stephen King manages to insert his Dark Tower oriented multiverse into most of the novels he writes, but this one's different. In the introduction, King suggests shelving it between Wizard and Glass and Wolves of the Calla. This is Dark Tower 4.5. The structure of this ...

from Stahl-Ricco

Well, it's a really good tale, two actually, but it really has very little to do with The Dark Tower, other than the fact that the ka-tet is in it. The tet is caught in a starkblast, and Roland tells the tale of the Skin-Man from when he was young. In that adventure, he tells the story of "The Wi...

from PghDragonMan

Previously, I was of the opinion that Stephen King's accident robbed of his ability to be creative. With this return to the world of Roland Deschaines, King demonstrates he can indeed still tell us a good story. In fact, King pulls a nice literary trick here, a double story within the main story....

from puttocklibrary

What a joy to read another story set in the mid-world of the Dark Tower! Stephen King re-visits Roland's ka-tet as they journey towards the Calla (between Wizard & Glass, and Wolves of the Calla), and are forced to seek shelter from a violent and rare storm. While they wait for it to pass, Roland...

from Jarratt

As usual, King delivers. "The Wind through the Keyhole" is kinda like the movie "Inception" in that it's a story within a story within a story. What makes it all the more fun is that Roland himself tells the interior story in first person. According to King, this book takes place between "Wizard ...