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Old 09-28-2011, 09:22 AM   #10917
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Originally Posted by DiapDealer View Post
Same here. I was a little shocked when I discovered that many people seem to consider The Gunslinger one of the weakest of the series. It's my second favorite (after Wizard and Glass). I'm hard-pressed to think of another opening sentence that sets the tone of an entire novel more perfectly or more succinctly. My least favorites* would be The Wolves of Calla and The Drawing of the Three (I've never been fond of "Meet the Characters" exposition books).

*Note: "least favorites" should not be construed as "just couldn't stand."
Oddly, I think I liked Wizard and Glass the least, but enjoyed The Drawing of the Three, second favourite. See cassidym? Readers differ In favour/disfavour among them all. And like DiapDealer, I am surprised people would consider The Gunslinger the weakest.

Still, I enjoyed the series very much.

Cheers,
Marc
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