Buchtipp: Stephen King: “Wind”

Es ist eine kleine Sensation: Der Zyklus um den “Dunklen Turm” von Stephen King war eigentlich abgeschlossen. Jetzt schenkt uns der Autor einen weiteren Band. Nicht Nummer 8, sondern Nummer 4 1/2.

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