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The waste lands

Author:	Stephen King; Ned Dameron
Publisher:	Hampton Falls, NH : Donald M. Grant Publishers, 1997.
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Summary:	In the third volume of the Dark Tower series, Roland trains Eddie Dean and Susannah Walker, previously brought by him from Manhattan to his blighted world, in the arts of gunslinging--soon used to slay a giant mechanical bear named Shardik; Jake, the boy whom Roland let die in volume one, reappears as a Gotham schoolkid who makes his way through a haunted house into Roland's world; the band of four encounter a town of old folks, then a wasted city where Jake is kidnapped by degenerates, then rescued; Roland and company take a ride toward the Dark Tower on a train operated by an insane computer enamored of riddles.  Read more...