The Waste Lands (The Dark Tower, #3)

by Stephen King

‘“I do not aim with my hand; she who aims with her hand has forgotten the face of her father. ‘“I aim with my eye.

‘“I do not shoot with my hand; she who shoots with her hand has forgotten the face of her father. ‘“I shoot with my mind.

‘“I do not kill with my gun; she who kills with her gun has forgotten the face of her father.

‘“I kill with my heart.”’

There was the Bear, of course, and the Fish . . . the Lion . . . the Bat. And the Turtle – he was an important one . . .’

‘Ka – the word you think of as “destiny,”

And tet, which means a group of people with the same interests and goals. We three are a tet, for instance. Ka-tet is the place where many lives are joined by fate.’

Charlie the Choo-Choo, the title proclaimed, Story and Pictures by Beryl Evans.

‘Will you drink to the earth, and to the days which have passed upon it?’

‘Will you drink to the fullness which was, and to friends who have passed on? Will you drink to good company, well met?

Once there was a world we knew, but that world has moved on.

one of those divine fools born to merge memory and mendacity into dreams as airily gorgeous as cobwebs strung with drops of dew.