


ISBN-13: 9780606391627
Bound for Schools & Libraries editionHardcover

ISBN-13: 9780670032549
Revised, Expanded editionHardcover

ISBN-13: 9780451210845
Revised editionMass-market paperback
by Stephen King
The first installment of King's now-classic Dark Tower series, "The Gunslinger" is filled with ominous landscapes and macabre menace. The Gunslinger is a haunting figure in combat with The Man in Black in an epic battle of good versus evil. Now repackaged with new cover art. Reissue.
ISBN-13: 9780606391627
Bound for Schools & Libraries editionHardcover
ISBN-13: 9780670032549
Revised, Expanded editionHardcover
ISBN-13: 9780451210845
Revised editionMass-market paperback
Deborah G
Sep 29, 2014
The Black Tower series is some of King's best writing.
The book came in excellent shape and in excellent timing.
Nothing but positive to say about the book, the shipping, and the story itself.
Evelyn M
Nov 27, 2010
THIS WAS A GIFT TO A READER WHO LOVES TO READ I RECOMMEND IT TO A FRIEND CAUSE HE SAID IT WAS VERY GOOD AND WANTS ME TO GET THE OTHER BOOKS OF FOLLOW UP I THINK THERE ARE 8 BKS
ldynblk
Jan 21, 2010
This book is great for anyone with an apreciation for fantasy, western or typicall Stephen king style. The Gunslinger is only a mere introduction to the amazing adventures of Roland the Gunslinger and those he meets along the way on his quest for the Dark Tower. You will have more fun with this book if you pay attention to the little things such as songs (for example) that link Roland's world to our own. My best suggestion is that if you buy this book be prepared with the second Dark Tower book "The Drawing of Three" close at hand to avoid frustration.
Voize
Dec 25, 2009
This is a good stand-alone book, but if you go on in the series and stick it out to the end your view of King - and of life and the world - will change, possibly in fundamental ways
Devil
Feb 24, 2009
It was 1970 when Stephen King, at his final year of university, received a gift: a stack of coloured paper. At this time, the King could not imagine how important that story would have been in his life as a writer, maybe. He spent 12 years to complete this first chapter of the most exciting and best-selling horror/fantasy saga,