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Dark Tower Palaver

Your home for in-depth discussion and analysis of Dark Tower books, comics, film/TV adaptations, and everything else Dark Tower. Join hosts Tadd and Peter for both the Round Table Discussions (Spoilers for the whole series) where they talk all things Dark Tower, as well as the Book Club where they systematically read and analyze each book, and sequentially discuss the journey from start to finish.
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Feb 1, 2017

Greetings to the extended Ka-Tet, join the boys in a palaver digging deep into the books of the Dark Tower Series. Tadd and Peter continue on the journey on into the second book of the series The Drawing of the Three. Here they follow Roland's journey down the beach to a mysterious door, on it written the word PRISONER. They also meet Eddie Dean in a very interesting predicament in a world very familiar to readers but not at all to Roland. 

 

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Next time will be a Round Table where we will talk news as well as emails. 

1 Comments
  • over seven years ago
    Victoria Tator
    The Drawing of the Three was one of my favorites.
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