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The Wind Through the Keyhole
2012
322 pages

Sent By His Father To Investigate Evidence Of A Murderous Shape Shifter, A Skin Man, Roland Deschain Takes Charge Of Bill Streeter, A Brave But Terrified Boy Who Is The Sole Surviving Witness To The Beast's Most Recent Slaughter. Roland, Himself Only A Teenager, Calms The Boy By Reciting A Story From The Magic Tales Of The Eld That His Mother Used To Read To Him At Bedtime, The Wind Through The Keyhole. Stephen King.

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Michael Shotter
October 9th, 2025
I'm going to keep this short and sweet. If you're a Dark Tower fan and you (like me) put off reading this one because you were worried about how it would slot in with and stack up to the original seven books, fear not. It is quite good, and in my view sits comfortably among the best entries in the series. It could almost be read as a standalone but I'd strongly advise against doing so as I believe it will have much more resonance and impact for most readers if consumed within the context of the other books that now surround it.
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