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2003-08-21, 02:15 PM
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Well i just got through reading King's "The Gunslinger", part 1 of his Dark Tower series.
All i can say is: Holy Shit! This is definately one of his better peices. Not quite "The Stand" quality but thats not a problem since nothing has EVER beat "The Stand" (except possibly Tolkein's Ring series). Absolutely enthralling from beginning to end. It completely absorbed my attention. The way King brings the scenes to life is unbelievable. Every single part of the story I felt i was right there, despite the fact that this is a story so fictional it could come from a dream (or a nightmare). I absolutely loved this book and im stoping by "Borders" tomorrow to grab the second in the series. Discuss? |
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