Weekly “what are you reading” Thread #46 :marseyreading:

To discuss your weekly readings of books, textbooks and papers. !bookworms

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This past week, I finally got around to starting the 2nd book in Stephen King's Dark Tower series, The Drawing of the Three, and holy crap, it gets crazy and really good :marseyflushzoom:

I am not a big reader, but I enjoy occasionally reading Lovecraft or King short stories; I have heard a few times that the Dark Tower series is King's "magnum opus," and coincidentally, I own a 1st edition copy of the 1st book, The Gunslinger, so I thought frick it, let's give a 4000+ page, multi-book fantasy series a shot. So far I have loved it and can't put it down :marseyfluffy:

The 1st book, The Gunslinger, was a massive vibe :marseyzoomer:

A short-and-sweet, tone-setting book that (for me, anyway) did a great job of getting me invested in the mysteries of this series. Also, I have heard a lot of people crap on King's style (specifically in The Gunslinger), but personally, I found King's prose really compelling (a bit "old-timey," somewhat similar to Lovecraft). I also gave the audiobook for the 1st book a shot, and the narration is fricking GREAT.

I honestly don't want to get into specifics of why the 2nd book is so good so far because you guys should honestly give it a shot if you haven't :marseyteehee:

Would like to know if anyone else has read this and what you thought of it :marseyblush:

Please no spoilers past the 1st half of The Drawing of the Three, as I have only gotten to the part where they enter the 2nd door (with the black women) :blackwomanspeaking:

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