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1580903 No.1580903 [Reply] [Original]

Is the Dark Tower series worth a read?
I'm only asking this because I don't want to invest an enormous amount of time into reading all 7 books only to discover its shit.

>> No.1580925

>implying you'd have to finish the series before forming an opinion on it
>you're a fucking idiot

>> No.1580927

The man in black fled across the desert and the gunslinger followed.

>> No.1580928

>>1580903
I DIDN'T READ IT, BUT HERE IS MY LAST READ LIST:
DEMONS - DOSTOEVSKY

>> No.1580931

JUST REPORT THE GUY COPY-PASTING, HE'S OBVIOUSLY GOT SOME FANATIC INFATUATIONS WITH ME, WHICH WOULD BE SOMEWHAT DISTURBING IF IT WASN'T 4CHAN.

>> No.1580938

REPORT ALL THE GUYS POSTING IN CAPS, I WON'T DO IT ANYMORE

THANK YOU, /LIT/

NOW I'M GOING BACK TO JAPAN

>> No.1580957

>>1580903
Yes. God. Fucking. Yes.
The Dark Tower series, while slow at times, was a fantastic read, from the first lines to the epic scale of the beams (in the books, readthatshit.jpg). That being said, save yourself the trouble, and stop reading after book 6, because 7 will just make you cry and sad that you then realized Stephen King is a fucking twit. Or, if you are into westerns and not much for gonzo-literature takes on plot/character building/time lines, then read the first one, and put the series to rest.