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The Return of the King

About 4 pages (1,205 words)

The Washington Post, September 19th, 2004

THE DARK TOWER By Stephen King Scribner/Donald M. Grant. 845 pp. $35 The long march to the Dark Tower began in 1970 when Stephen King, still a fledgling writer with outsized ambitions, was an undergraduate at the University of Maine. It was then that he wrote the opening chapters of the first book in the series. The project faltered for a while, was eventually revived and has since proceeded in fits and starts, with gaps as long as six years between installments. Recently, in the aftermath of his near-fatal accident in 1999, King turned his full attention to this long, protracted saga, produ...

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