A short poem I wrote years ago in tribute to one of my most favorite book characters.

While Roland and Susannah waited out the storm in the cabin on Odd's Lane, a certain boy was watched them from outside. Watching and waiting in the cold and snow. Oneshot, Mordred's point of view. Read and review please.

Short oneshot, Jake's thoughts (such as they are) on his way to the clearing at the end of the path, reflecting on his relationship with Roland and to a lesser extent the other members of his ka-tet. Contains mention of character death. Complete. Read/review, please.

Mientras caía en aquel abismo de oscuridad y notaba como él se alejaba -dejándolo morir-, Jake sonrió.

This is something I wrote over 4 years ago and decided to publish on here to see what others think. It is my interpretation of an ending that takes place after many more cycles have been completed. This is the first and only time I've ever felt compelled to do something like this and I hope you enjoy it as much as I enjoyed writing it. Major spoiler warning.

A forbidden meeting held in a secluded corner. Another adventure in Flash Fiction

Wrote this on 19 June, new life for Jake on the 12th anniversary of Stephen King's narrow brush with death. I read an article about a bookstore closing down in Ocean City, NJ and the first line is a real quote, it seemed to fit the DT lingo.

A poem inspired by the dark tower series.

The Gunslinger travels through the desert, comes across a town, and listens to Metallica, as he hunts for the Man In Black.

The description of the Tower that I was looking for. Not to be continued, just a snippet.

The last few minutes in the life of a Tet corporation field operative. Read and be pleasured by it, for it captures the true way of Ka. A comprehensive review wouldn't hurt either, say thankya. A oneshot. Rated T for character death.

The moment he stepped into the tower, he knew everything was wrong. And it was too late.

Yes, in love. He gets a second chance to prove his worth to his beloved. Major spoilers for Book 7, and...well...okay, it's a major ball of pure fluff. But you'll love it! I swear!

Takes place directly after Dixie Pig assult and is an epilogue to the Dark Tower series.

On another level of the Tower, Roland makes a different choice under the mountains, and changes everything.

After three years, some of the survivors return to Rose Red to face Ellen Rimbauer and destroy the evil of Rose Red once and for all.

Think Book 7 was a let down? Don't worry, the tale repeats itself! Here is my personal take on how things will have end in the final cycle of the Dark Tower. Keep in mind this is a treatment and not an actual story.

Roland had two choices at the Western Ocean... north or south? Did he choose the right one?

Roland The Gunslinger must find find The Dark Tower. Beware: This will not make much sense unless you read the story that inspired us... It should be easy to find.

The touch has a mind of its own sometimes - and how is Alain supposed to avoid the one part of his friends' minds he least wants to intrude on? A very short Alain/Susan oneshot.

The Guardians of the Beam are chosen

Short, picks up immediately after the end of the first book. Written for school.

Some things hurt worse than hatred. Dream sequence, probably set halfway through the first book, but with spoilers throughout.

A stranger awakens in the last years of Mid-world. Can Marty find his way home?

Roland must find the tower.