The Dark Tower: And Other Stories
A posthumous collection of Lewis fragments and stories exploring time, myth, space travel, and unsettling other worlds.
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Plot structure labels used: excerpt, fragmentary publication, serialized release, partial text, chapter sample, withheld remainder, open-ended continuation
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