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Become A Tour HostAs I announced to all of you on February 20th, Stephen King's new book titled The Wind Through the Keyhole is scheduled to hit the bookstores on April 24th. Also scheduled to hit the shelves is its audiobook companion... with two special treats.
Not only will Stephen King read an excerpt from his next novel, Doctor Sleep (the eagerly anticipated sequel to The Shining due to be published in 2013), but for the first time in over a decade, he will also narrate the entire audiobook.
“I’ve spent a lot of time with the character of Roland Deschain and the Dark Tower universe over the years. Now that I am revisiting that world, it felt like a fine time to lend it my voice,” said King.
Click the image above to pre-order your very own copy from Barnes & Noble.
I am one of the many when it comes to Stephen King: a HUGE fan. I just wanted to say this book was awesome. You don't need to read or re-read the whole Dark Tower series to enjoy it. So, if that's holding you back, don't worry. Get The Wind Through the Keyhole, sit back, relax, and allow King to take you away the only way that he is able to do! And while you're away, catch a glimpse of some old friends, or feel the powerful enticement of some strangers you might want to get to know in the other seven books.
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