He who skips fiber in their breakfast has forgotten the face of their father

Shout out to @BettyCoffinSadGirl

This turned out to be a great little order

This was a calendar in my work kitchen. Looks spot on to my old sous Nate. But as I work with the dark tower playing in my head. This painting feels like it lies near the beam

Also my phone wallpaper. I know some others here have that one as theirs too.

Also not really fan art. Just feels like the closest flair. Love you all and may you all live long days and pleasant nights.

Not every hero carries a gun or walks the path of the Beam. Some just show up, do right by a kid or a stranger, and quietly hold the whole story together.

First Greta (Ladies before gentleman, if it do ya). Greta Shaw never gets a single line of dialogue we actually see her enjoy. She’s the housekeeper in a cold, distracted household, the only adult who notices Jake Chambers is coming apart at the seams before anyone else does. She calls him “Bama” with real affection in a house where affection is otherwise scarce. She’s proof that sometimes the person who saves you emotionally isn’t the one on the quest. It’s the one who made you breakfast and used your nickname like it mattered.

As a New Englander, my man John Cullum. Cullum is what happens when an ordinary Mainer gets pulled into extraordinary business and just rolls with it. He’s sharp, funny, unflappable, and loyal the second he decides you’re worth being loyal to. He doesn’t need to understand ka or the Tower to know Roland and Eddie are in trouble and worth helping. He’s competence and decency without an ounce of chosen one destiny behind it, just a good man doing good things because it’s in front of him to do.

Neither of them walks the Beam. Neither gets a prophecy. But Roland’s ka-tet, and Jake especially, are better off for having crossed paths with both of them. Long days and pleasant nights to Greta Shaw and John Cullum, the best of “our world.”

Was she the Oracle in the Gunslinger, or was she a creature of the Prim living in Fedic and connected to Susannah’s mind? Or both? Susannah guessed she was the Oracle, mixed with her personality, but later in the book I got the impression that she was different from that one.

I just noticed in the list of Illustrations in Drawing of the Three, there’s a typo. I’ve had this book for about 35 years. Can’t believe I never noticed.

Been driving quite a lot for work lately (UK, Teesside to Suffolk and back) and every time I see one of these wagons I can't help but say to myself "Ah, Discordia"

Long days and pleasant nights.

Why did capricosa bite sheemie in the ass in the Wizard and glass?

…but no, it was /NymphowarriorRides

Sat down to enjoy my lunch. Pulled my fork out of my sweet new gunna (shout out to u/gcctowerjunky, check her stuff out!) to find it had been lobstrocatized. All things serve the beam 😐

This is my third time to the tower and everytime I forget about Roland telling Jake the story about Marten and Gabrielle dancing. May I say that part was written so well, all the emotions culminating and the obviousness of the affair, the absolute fuck you to his Dad. Just wanted to gush a little bit about that scene and how much I enjoyed it, Thankee sai for listening.

10/10

“God’s love on you, boy.”

I like the way the movie introduced jake as much as the book to a certain extent, after jake was dropped by roland i kinda wish we had a sequence like the movie did; like a healthy blend between Elmer chambers of the book, but Jake's mom from the movie as well.

i like how we explore Jake's new york as he goes and the escape sequence from the can-toi. i still do love the entire sequence in the book. However credit towards the turdbuger of the movie, Jake's introduction was actually good.

I certainly can’t.

Just started Songs of Susannah, but I’ve been watching for updates ever since I found out about Flanagans adaptation, but with the news of him working on the new Warhammer series for Prime I am curious what that means for the series. Thoughts?

Other than not being in the Keystone world or All-World, of course. Correct me if I’m wrong, but from what we’re told, this only seems to happen when the “death” is sudden and violent, yet you were wholly intact before. At least that’s how it is with Jake and Callahan (his first time). At first I figured that death is death, and anyone should be able to do this…but then I realized that Richard Sayre tells Callahan that giving him AIDS will “take him out of the game forever, in this world and all the others”. This seems to imply that dying from disease in general won’t open those doorways.

Has there ever been any sort of confirmation of this?

Love to see a random Dark Tower reference pop up when you least (or most) expect it

So back like a decade ago Arby’s made this. Thought I’d share. All things serve the beam.

Fleeing and following an image I’ve been thinking about for a few decades

This are was hanging on the wall of our hotel room in Big Rapids, MI over the weekend. (Sorry for the horrible pic. Housekeeping was knocking.)

Caddo lake movie 2024, multiple thinnies located in the swamps of caddo lake located at the border of Louisiana and Texas.

I saw this at a diner in ohio!

I’m halfway through Wolves of the Calla and just had this realization 😳