Wizard & Glass is the 39th book published by Stephen King; it was his 34th novel, and the 28th under his own name. The book was released by Grant on 4 November 1997, and is the fourth volume of the Dark Tower series.

SummaryEdit

Following Roland Deschain's journey through Lud, his ka-tet riddle for their lives aboard the schizophrenic monorail Blaine before reaching the Topeka, Kansas of an alternate universe and hiking the Kansas Turnpike. On the road, Roland recounts the months following the earning of his guns, during which he was sent to the Barony of Mejis where he confronted the Big Coffin Hunters and fell in love Susan Delgado. After finishing his tale, Roland leads the ka-tet on to a castle that looks like Emerald City and a confrontation with Marten Broadcloak and the Tick-Tock Man.

NotesEdit

The story of Roland's time in Hambry is retold in The Gunslinger Born.

The Dark Tower series
Novels	I (a-b-c-d-e; f) • II • III • IV • IVS • V • VI • VII
Short stories	"Low Men in Yellow Coats" "The Little Sisters of Eluria"
Related works	`Salem's Lot • The Stand • The Eyes of the Dragon • Insomnia
Comics	#1-7 • #8-12 • #13-18 • #19 • #20-25 • #26-30 #31-35 • #36-37 • #38-42 • #43-47 • #48-52 • #53-57
Characters	Roland Deschain • Jake Chambers • Eddie Dean Susannah Holmes • Donald Callahan • Walter o'Dim