The Dark Tower IV: Wizard and Glass
As the series of the dark tower written by Stephen King progresses we feel that Stephen King no doubt has made us travel at large into the world of his imaginations and we feel in a different way whenever we enter the world created by his mind and inculcated in our minds with help of his words and powerful voice of Frank Muller.
The journey in search of the dark tower has made the whole series a kind of travelogue. We travel through different lands, observe different culture and meet different characters on our way toward the final destination which is, of course, that dark tower but the rest of the journey in the form of these volumes is not boring at all if you have read the previous two versions including the The Dark Tower I: The Gunslinger, The Dark Tower III: The Waste Lands and The Dark Tower II: The Drawing of the Three.
It is like climbing each step after which the whole scene changes at once and is always quite different from the previous one but King never let us forgets the previous portion. The whole progress of the story and the struggle of the characters make us emotionally charged up as well.
The narrator also has very excellently played the role of each character very nicely. The sound of every character is with variety and we never feel symmetry in the tone as well that would, of course, be quite boring in such kind of a story in which you are already most of the time confused between the characters and the to and fro movement of the story.
The past rewinds again and again and the unfolding of the future is slow. The rewind is quite in detail in this part when Roland told a story about a town named Hambry. Thus a bit patience is also needed for this part for the progress of the story.
List book in the series
- The Dark Tower I: The Gunslinger
- The Dark Tower II: The Drawing of the Three
- The Dark Tower III: The Waste Lands
- The Dark Tower IV: Wizard and Glass
- Wolves of the Calla: Dark Tower V
- Song of Susannah: The Dark Tower VI
- The Dark Tower: The Dark Tower VII
Where’s the “listen on SoundCloud app” button?
have been coming back to this site for the past few years and I thank the host for continuing to bring me in touch with Roland and the band of followers – along with my childhood and part of my soul .
I am so happy to hear that , thanks so much