"The tower was his life and it had cost him half a lifetime to find it the first time he started to search. Now, while he walked up the stars to the very last room, half a lifetime passed. Behind the unfound door, it was the life of Jake, Eddie and Susannah Toren." And when he starts over, so do they. This is how they passed over again. Rated T for safety.

Nope. Nope, Roland was still the worst. [oneshot] [rated t for language] [roland/eddie if you really squint and then turn your head a little bit and have tears blurring your vision]

Just a little English assignment I thought might be worth submitting. Please be nice. Rated T because it's Stephen King fanfiction, but there's nothing bad in it. Oneshot.

Eddie, Susannah, Jake y Acho llegan misteriosamente al Mejis de los tiempos de la historia de Roland y Susan Delgado. Habrá acaso alguna forma de cambiar la historia? Fic empieza a desarrollarse entre los libros 4 y 5, hay partes de ambos.

A very short re-imagining of the city of Lud from The Dark Tower III. Blaine has died in his cradle and Roland, Jake and Eddie (and even Oy!) have left Susannah near the corpse of the cursed train. She starts up a breakfast for when they return, but instead plays host to an unexpected guest.

Mientras caía en aquel abismo de oscuridad y notaba cómo él se alejaba, dejándolo morir, Jake sonrió.

I never liked how Oy's death was treated at the end of The Dark Tower. I felt that Oy still had more story left to tell. This is my attempt to give Oy some closure.

Real phrases taken from book 6: Song of Susannah. This is from Jake's POV. Poem. Please give me feedback; I aim to be a published author! (Really, the story shouldn't be teens . There are no curse words or inappropriate themes, only a little suspense.)

Days after Jack Mort and the confrontation on the beach, a fever-mad Roland spots the fourth door over the dunes. Brief and fairly abstract, just a little what-if. Crossover. Gen.

here is a poem that I Wrote. You can read it if you like this is my first writings please review.

What if Mordred didn't change until the ka-tet cared for him already?

A short poem I wrote years ago in tribute to one of my most favorite book characters.

Fic spun from reading The Wind Through the Keyhole. As the citizens of Debaria celebrate the death of the skin man, Jamie DeCurry sits nervously on the edge of a bed belonging to a woman he has never met. The night Silent Jamie leaves his virginity behind him. One-shot lemon, rated M accordingly. Read and review appreciated!

Carson Harris walks through the dessert towards to town of Dagg, in search of a cleric, redemption and the next step in his on going journey.

Terrence is willing to do anything to save his girlfriend, Cambrie from her abusive household, he would risk everything to save her life and give her a better, happier future. Flagg takes advantage of this boy's will to save the love of his life, making him an offer he cannot refuse.

This is something I wrote over 4 years ago and decided to publish on here to see what others think. It is my interpretation of an ending that takes place after many more cycles have been completed. This is the first and only time I've ever felt compelled to do something like this and I hope you enjoy it as much as I enjoyed writing it. Major spoiler warning.

A forbidden meeting held in a secluded corner. Another adventure in Flash Fiction

Wrote this on 19 June, new life for Jake on the 12th anniversary of Stephen King's narrow brush with death. I read an article about a bookstore closing down in Ocean City, NJ and the first line is a real quote, it seemed to fit the DT lingo.

A poem inspired by the dark tower series.

After Roland's test of manhood, things spin in a different direction.

The Gunslinger travels through the desert, comes across a town, and listens to Metallica, as he hunts for the Man In Black.

The description of the Tower that I was looking for. Not to be continued, just a snippet.

A teen-age girl and her younger sister find themselves involved in a conflict that spans multiple universes following a series of attacks by their abusive Stepfather, a conflict that threatens not only their survival, but that of all worlds.

The last few minutes in the life of a Tet corporation field operative. Read and be pleasured by it, for it captures the true way of Ka. A comprehensive review wouldn't hurt either, say thankya. A oneshot. Rated T for character death.

The moment he stepped into the tower, he knew everything was wrong. And it was too late.