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The ending is nothing but heartbreak and disappointment.

Wizard and glass is a masterpiece, now blow that fucking horn.

Sanderson is a mystery writer that uses those skills to make you read fantasy

Glad I’m not alone with this lmaoo. I loved the book overall, fantastic read. But these parts, especially the chasm section are the weakest parts of the book. It all seemed too sudden, especially after a large portion of the book is spent building up adolin and shallan. Even with these parts the book is still great

You're the only Dark Tower guide I've seen who puts The Stand first, which is coincidentally where I decided to start. I'm doing Salem's Lot next. I just need to have those two mammoths done first, because they seem like too much of a detour otherwise (plus, they are books I've wanted to read regardless of how I get on with the Dark Tower)

Thanks for making this video! It helped a lot. Just finished Drawing of the Three :))))

Get Mark Hamill as father Callahan

I read this twice. I enjoyed it most the second time around. Loved it

Salems Lot is necessary for THAT payoff. If you know you know.

What’s worse is this actually happens.

While the shining is a good movie it is not a good adaptation of Stephen King's book so therefore, I would rate it as bad on this list. It's good as a standalone movie but not good as a Stephen King adaptation in my book. Good Video though!

Szeth son son vallano truthless of shinovar, wore white the day he was to kill a king

I was unable to get through the gunslinger. I couldn’t develop an interest. Part of it may be King’s writing style. I’ve tried three King books and have only been able to finish The Shining.

Was thinking about getting the paperback along with RE revelations 2 ... Kinda sounds like the movie pontypool with a signal virus making people zombie like

I just couldn’t seem to grasp the last sentence at all. And I dunno what to think about the book other than it was definitely a chilling read!

Dumbest book I’ve read in a minute. The concept and idea is really compelling but so poorly executed.

Can’t wait for the 00’s video!

I read the first 3 Dark Tower books, The Stand and the Talisman over several months in the 90s, and I felt at the time they were somehow related. Turns out I was right.

I hate this book! It was a childish book imo. I am 3/4 in and I am sick of it and will not finish. I am disappointed. The fighting over stupid stuff. The stuff they we’re fighting over was the past with small crap. They both Louise and mark was to childish acting for me. The puppets was not scary at all!

Have you read Train Dreams by Denis Johnson?

Give Cormac McCarthy's The Border Trilogy a read if you haven't already. I'm not usually into Westerns, but those novels made me feel things for fictional characters that I've never felt. The second book will be with me until my dying breathe. It's a masterpiece, in my opinion.

I saw the movie.. which impacted and iam not able to come out of it.. 😢😢❤

Not only is The Green Mile the best and most faithful adaptation, it’s better than nearly any other movie you could name. The Shining is meh, you lost me when you didn’t laced it higher.

It was very well written but I was honestly hoping for a more dramatic ending.

The best reading order? Stop after reading 3.

DONT READ THIS BOOK! IT HAS NO ENDING BECAUSE THE AUTHOR REFUSES TO FINISH IT

I always find it interesting to see different opinions of how to read through dark tower. The reading order i was recommended in another video was 1. The Gunslinger 2. Drawing of the Three 3. The Stand 4. Eyes of the Dragon 5. The Talisman 6. The Wastelands 7. Wizard and Glass 8. Salem's Lot 9. The Mist 10. It 11. Insomnia 12. Rose Madder 13. Desperation 14. The Regulators 15. Everything's Eventual 16. Little Sisters of Eluria 17. Low Men in Yellow Coats 18. Black House 19. The Wind Through the Keyhole 20. Wolves of the Calla 21. Song of Susannah 22. The Dark Tower

I could easily see Michael Fassbender as Roland. He has a built in gaunt, world weary look.

Ha so true - took me 30 min to get past ch 1 looking up all the fake words in the index

Greatest fantasy novels of all, time? You must not have read much then. J.R.R. Tolkien, Elizabeth Moon, Dennis McKiernan. Try these authors.

my reaction when someone says bag of bones is not good : è_é

I hate kaladin. He is mehhhh. Nothing unique about him. Just what you would expect from a main character

Awesome review.

I just bought the book and I'm hearing a lot of great reviews. Can't wait to start reading it!

The only true order is Fellowship of the Ring, Two Towers and Return of the King. Don't waste your time with borderline pedophilia written by a hack. Read the thing that they all wished they could be.

That cover 😱

I remember having no choice but to take a hiatus after the wastelands. I believe i had to wait 3 years. After working 12 hrs daily i still made it to the bookstore the day Wizard released. I would definitely say, eyes of the dragon. Not as an optional. That book kind of explained how, Walter, the dark man, Merlin, is a being that transcends all time.

WRONG! The best story is Under the Dome, period! Then, The Mist. And lastly, Children of the Corn.

This isnt a review. This is a recap. Also DO NOT waste your time reading this book. There is no plotting, no scheming, nothing happening behind the scenes. Nothing. Its literally not a story. You told the whole story with this recap. Its a whole book of things ‘just happening’ theres nothing creative here. Rothfuss wordplay is good but he lacks creating an in depth story, and obviously, since putting off the 3rd book for more than a decade, even he doesn’t even know where to go with it.

Robert Sanderson will take over🤗

Good story about the dangers of obsession, addiction and the role that both our influences and hearts choices play in determining our fates. Unfortunately too vulgar and blasphemous for my taste. When Our Lady of Fatima revealed the reality of Hell to the the Shepard children of Portugal in 1917 she also revealed that most of those souls damned to hell didn't believe in it before they got there and most were there sins of the flesh, and many simply because nobody prays for them. I think it's hard for the people of this age to take seriously their danger and duty when so many bright lights are so confused and confusing. A great number of very talented modern writers, it seems to me, are obsessed with the ideas of making light of both sins of the flesh and of giving offense to God by having their characters constantly take the Lord's name in vain; even when they go to great pains to avoid any other speech which could be deemed offensive. It also seems to me to be a tragically missed opportunity to strive for true greatness and bring about true good in our world when characters are presented in this way, that is, without clear warning about or demonstration of the disastrous consequences that always and everywhere result from such wanton acts of disregard for self and others, that is sin. Those consequences ultimately being the destruction of both, (Not that King makes no attempt in this regard, nor that his attempts are wholly unfruitful, nor that I am ungrateful for his work, which I am) but it is rather, that for my taste, I would like to see a clearer line of distinction drawn and a more direct display of the relationship between the action and its consequence made .That line being drawn to avoid any confusion in interpretation of the work or intention of its author. I say this because I fear for writers and their audiences alike when they fail to to understand the direct relationship between selfish/evil/sinful choices and the consequences of those choices for ourselves and those they love.

He is in fact returning to play pennywise!

Black House!!!

Little Sister of Eluria

Where should I start with his books?

I read the first book and liked it but some reviews made me not want to finish. This short and comments make me think I should just read the rest 😊

So far I’ve read in order 1. Salem’s Lot 2. The Stand 3. Gunslinger 4. Drawing of the Three 5. Eyes of the Dragon 6. The Talisman (current) 7. Black House (next) Order recommended by a friend and so far I’m really enjoying it. Really loving the Talisman right now.

Honestly I would love if Stephen King expanded more the idea of the twinners now that I’m watching the list for the dark tower reading. Why are they so essential and what role do they play besides being similar either in personality, characteristics and deaths. 😂

I literally just finished reading that book yesterday it was so good

Gerald's game always cracked me up as a woodworker from the picture of the bedpost on the cover, like, love, kick the top of that bed post a few times, I've had them break off just moving them in my shop, and they were solid oak