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The Wind Through the Keyhole

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2012
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See 5
Starkblast
The Skin Man (Part 1)
The Wind Through the Keyhole
The Skin Man (Part 2)
Storm's Over
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 The Dark Tower*
#4.5 of 7
The Dark Tower*   See series as if on a bookshelf
A series of fantasy/horror books written by Stephen King over a period of years.  The series is based on the poem "Childe Roland to the Dark Tower Came" by Robert Browning.

1) The Gunslinger
2) The Drawing of the Three
3) The Waste Lands
4) Wizard and Glass
4.5) The Wind Through the Keyhole
5) Wolves of the Calla
6) Song of Susannah
7) The Dark Tower
Copyright © 2012 by Stephen King
This is for Robin Furth,
and gang at Marvel Comics.
During the days after they left the Green Palace tha wasn't Oz after all - but which was now the tomb of the unpleasant fellow Roland's ka-tet had known as the Tick-Tock Man - the boy Jake began to range farther and farther ahead of Roland, Eddie, and Susannah.
May contain spoilers
These are things that happened, once upon a bye.
Comments may contain spoilers
Another book in the Dark Tower series.  Had to get it.
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Added: 12-Jul-2015
Last Updated: 08-Apr-2020

Publications

 26-Feb-2013
Pocket Books
Paperback A
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Date Issued:
26-Feb-2013
Format:
Paperback A
Cover Price:
$9.99
Pages*:
386
Cover Link(s):
Internal ID:
1636
Publisher:
ISBN:
1-451-65809-5
ISBN-13:
978-1-451-65809-5
Country:
United States
Language:
English
Credits:
Cliff Nielsen  - Cover Artist
In a storytelling tour de force, Stephen King explores an uncharted corner of the Dark Tower universe - and the early days of the gunslinger Roland - with the twice-told tale of a murderous shape-shifter, a "skin-man" who inspired fear and wonder, fantasies and bedtime stories, and one boy's savagely real nightmares.

"DAZZLING.... KING TAKES THE READER DOWN THE RABBIT HOLE....  A PERFECT STORM OF EVERYTHING HE DOES WELL."
- USA TODAY

"THE MASTER'S RETURN TO A SERIES FANS HAVE LOVED.... KING AT HIS MOST BEGUILING AND MOST LITERARILY DISTINGUISHED."
- BOOKLIST

"A PLEASURE AND A SURPRISE....  KING CREATE THE KIND OF FULLY IMAGINED FICTIONAL LANDSCAPES THAT READERS CAN INHABIT FOR DAYS AT A STRETCH."
- THE WASHINGTON POST
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Author(s)

Stephen King  
Birth: 21 Sep 1947 Portland, Maine, USA
Notes:
Stephen Edwin King was born on September 21, 1947 in Portland Maine.  His parents were Donald Edwin and Ruth Pillsbury King.  Stephen King's father, Donald, went out for cigarettes and never came back.  In January 1959 Stephen King and David King, his brother, began publishing their own newspaper named Dave's Rag

Stephen King went to Lisbon High School in 1962.  In 1963 they he and a friend, Chris Chesley, published a 18 short stories called People, Places, and Things - Volume I.  Stephen King graduated from high school in 1966 and took a went on to the University of Maine.  During his first year at college he finished his first novel entitled The Long Walk.  He submitted the novel for publication but it was rejected.

Stephen King sold his first story The Glass Floor for $35.00.  Stephen King graduated from the University of Maine in June 1970 with a BA in English.  On January 2, 1971, Tabitha Jane Spruce and Stephen King were married.   later that same year Stephen King began teaching at Hampden Academy.

In January 1973, Stephen King submitted Carrie to Doubleday and in March, they bought the book.  Stephen King has had numerous short stories and novels published.  His books have been translated into 33 different languages and have been published in over 35 different countries.  He lives in Bangor, Maine with his wife Tabitha.

Awards

2012Good ReadsBest Fantasy Winner
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