Come see the Lampires of New York

Ha ha

Come lose your mind in Central Park But don't leave your soul behind

Hello everyone and welcome to the Stephen King cast one man's musings on the works of Stephen King.

Each week I'll review one entry in the bibliography of Stephen King in the chronological order of publication,

and if you are listening to this, you are listening to a quasi-bonous edition of my review of King's 2003 short story publication, Everything's Eventual.

For fans of the Dark Tower, you were certainly thrilled when this collection came out and realized

that it not only included one but two stories pertaining to the Dark Tower, one of which

starring the Gunslinger himself.

I know that this certainly perked my interest.

So rather than talking around Dark Tower spoilers in the everything's eventual review, I decided to review

the Little Sisters of Illoria and Everything's Eventual, the short story, right here, so I can get

into much more detail and see how these two stories fit into the greater Dark Tower mythos,

especially now that the end of the Dark Tower is finally in sight.

Just to back us up a little bit and get us ready for the next month or so, at the time of publication

of everything's eventual, King had announced not one, not two, but three Dark Tower

books.

And they aren't just three Dark Tower books, but they're the final three Dark Tower books. And they aren't just three Dark Tower books,

but they're the final three Dark Tower books.

For all of us fans who waited anticipation for any news

on an upcoming Dark Tower book,

this was an unexpected and massive treat.

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