Book Review: The Wind Through the Keyhole (The Dark Tower, #4.5) by Stephen King
The Wind Through the Keyhole by Stephen King
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
“The stories we hear in childhood are the ones we remember all our lives.”
The Wind Through the Keyhole is a story within a story within yet another story. It’s a Russian nesting doll of a book of the highest class. No, the highest caliber is a more fitting description, I suppose, for this gunslinger’s fairytale. I loved it in the same way I loved The Eyes of the Dragon, but perhaps even more fervently. Actually, I did something I don’t recall ever doing before; I left a bookmark right at the beginning of the fairytale portion when I re-shelved the book, so I could flip it open and read just that section whenever I choose.
“Sometimes I feel the world has come loose of its moorings.”
“It has,” I said. “But what comes loose can be tied tight again…”
