The Dark Tower connections:


and here are the explanations of how they all connect: www.thedarktower.net/connections/roadmap.php

Btw, I enjoyed the ending of Insomnia

lol :lol: Finished Hall of Whispers this afternoon, I still think that the world of Gnarlsmyre was an interesting idea, though the story and chracters remain quite mediocre. One scene I quite liked (spoilers) was when the head of the kitchens is complaining that there is not enough food, and when th...

Tor has announced that Deadhouse Gates will be released in February, 2005

I haven't read his Loremasters of Elundium series, though I am currently red his Heirs to Gnarlsmyre duology, the first book being Glitterspike Hall. I'm on the second book right now, Hall of Whispers, and so far I find the series quite mediocre. The world of Gnarlsmyre is quite interesting, though ...

apart from 'salems Lot have have yet to read the other books, though I'm also hoping to do so before SOS is released

T3 being the third part of Jack's story

That's good to hear

Welcome back Baradakas... and I see that I was not mentioned

Happy birthday

and since it's your birthday you should put up some more exerpts from the next book

I've been meaning to read the Ten Thousand, though I have yet to get around to it...

Glad to see you at Malazan Empire Murrin

but MT is over 700 pages (Trade paperback), and seems about the same size as the others...

I haven't been around in a while, but here is the UK cover:

King has some new artwork for Song of Susannah on his website by Darrel Anderson... here it is:

sneak!

senak... if you say it fast it sounds like snack, but otherwise I can't think of anything else...

I've had an optical mouse for a while now, and I am quite pleased with it... and it's a wireless

hmm... most people end up enjoying the malazan books by the time they are about half way through the first book...

After having this book on my bookshelf for a year or so, and after hearing lots of praise for it, from here and various other forums, I got around to reading it, and finished it yesterday, and I thought that it was an amazing book, and the next time I go to my local bookstore, I will probably be buy...

thank you... and they charged $30 because it was 1st edition