voici les infos connues: tel que dit plus haut: La sortie devrait se faire quelque part en 2003 et tous les volumes restants devraient sortir a peu en même temps. En attendant, il y a le prologue qui est disponible sur le ouèbe ..réf.
www.stephenking.com voici un extrait du site (désolé c'est en v.o.) Dear Constant Reader, Roland of Gilead--also known as the gunslinger--has finally saddled up again. This time I'm hoping to press on to the very end and publish the remaining volumes all at the same time. That probably means three books, one of them fairly short and one of the other two quite long. As for the time it will take to write them...well, that's ka, isn't it? All I know for sure is that DT5 will almost certainly not be called THE CRAWLING SHADOW, as previously reported here (reported by me, in fact, but I was younger then). If I had to guess, I'd say that the push to completion will take two years, depending on all the usual variables, like sickness, accidents, and--scariest of all--a failure of inspiration. The only thing I know for sure is that all these old friends of mine are as alive as they ever were. And as dangerous. I'm posting "Calla Bryn Sturgis," the prologue to DT5, to repay the readers of these stories, if only a little, for their patience. And in my own defense, all I can say is that it's never easy to find the doorway back into Roland's world. Roland, Eddie, Susannah, Jake, and Oy all wish you well. So do I. And as the residents of the Calla might say, may this do ya fine, tell God thankee. Steve 28 August 2001: UpdateI was amused to find one eagle-eyed constant reader had picked out the similarity of the DT5 prologue to Akira Kurosawa's Seven Samurai. Although the homage will become clearer in the finished book--and in fact, something rather more substantive than mere homage is going on here--I believe the only acknowledgement the film-savvy reader needs for now is contained in the name of the town. readers who know a little bit about the history of cinema in general, and the history of western movies, a/k/a oat operas in particular, will be able to trace by a short chain of reference directly to Akira Kurasawa. Steve Read the Prologue to Dark Tower 5.Alternate Versions:Windows Text version (ASCII) PDF (Adobe Acrobat) Mac & Unix Text version (MAC/Unix) PDF (Adobe Acrobat) il y a aussi : Wolves of the Calla (Volume V of The Dark Tower series) NovelBerni Wrightson will be doing the illustrations for this book. The first edition will be the limited hardcover published by Donald M. Grant Publishers. No firm publication date has been set, but it is most likely that it will be sometime in 2003. Stephen has released the Prologue for Dark Tower 5 on this Web site. Read the Prologue. alors voilà pour les infos. slu sigmo p.s. je tenterai de faire un résumé de cette histoire, mais ce ne sera pas facile.... alors je ferai appelle à nouveau à votre indulgence et surtout à votre patience.
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Mais faut dire qu'il fait tellement de trucs en même temps Stephen King, qu'il doit commencer à être habitué. Je me demande si le renouveau de son intérêt pour la Tour Sombre ne viendrait pas du renouveau de la Fantasy en général, justement... 
