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DISCLAIMER: Many aspects of THE GUNSLINGER ACTION ADVENTURE EXPEDITION are comprised of potentially dangerous activities involving giant cyborgs, possessed buildings, demon rapists and extras from the cast of Deliverance, do you ken it. There is a risk of serious injury, being Roont or even Charyou Tree. Therefore GUNSLINGER KA-TETS WITH DINH ONLY. While training and remembering the face of your father can reduce the inherent risks, Ka is a wheel and they cannot be completely eliminated do ...more
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Another stunning installment in the Dark Tower series, The Waste Lands brings our quest for the dark tower that much closer, and actually giving it plenty of momentum which is, I'm told, possibly to be dashed in further installments.
Where The Gunslinger was a correlating collection of stories and The Drawing of the Three brings the ...more
Another stunning installment in the Dark Tower series, The Waste Lands brings our quest for the dark tower that much closer, and actually giving it plenty of momentum which is, I'm told, possibly to be dashed in further installments.
Where The Gunslinger was a correlating collection of stories and The Drawing of the Three brings the ...more
I have gone back and forth on my opinion of this series with each book. I had a lot of trouble paying attention in this one.
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Review from February 2011
The Waste Lands continues the ka-tet's journey toward The Dark Tower. Roland is going a little crazy (as am I the reader) trying to mentally handle the conflicting events between book 1 and book 2. The mental instability does draw to a close (for all of us involved), however, and our quest continues through Mid-World.
This was not a remarkable book ...more
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Review from February 2011
The Waste Lands continues the ka-tet's journey toward The Dark Tower. Roland is going a little crazy (as am I the reader) trying to mentally handle the conflicting events between book 1 and book 2. The mental instability does draw to a close (for all of us involved), however, and our quest continues through Mid-World.
This was not a remarkable book ...more
Again, Stephen King, proves himself THE master at pulse pounding action and mind-rending psychological extremes. When a writer can make your pulse pound and get antsy just by reading some words on paper, then you know that writer has you completely at his mercy. Stephen King has that power.
This is the third installment of King's Magnum Opus, The Dark Tower. And he starts this one off with a bang. Our three adventurers are assaulted by a seventy foot bear, which is in actuality a cyborg, part ani ...more
This is the third installment of King's Magnum Opus, The Dark Tower. And he starts this one off with a bang. Our three adventurers are assaulted by a seventy foot bear, which is in actuality a cyborg, part ani ...more
The third in the series. The riddle game with Blaine is excellent. Lud is a scary place.
not much about the waste lands but this was probably the first real good book in the dark tower series
Dec 18, 2010
Elena
rated it
it was amazing
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So far the best in the series. The book really took me out of this world.
I thought all of these (read 3 of them) were ridiculous. Childish.
Jan 04, 2009
Stacey Thomas
marked it as to-read
Nov 05, 2014
Navi
marked it as to-read
