This is an older copy, with different cover art, that I got in a used bookstore in Gulf Shores, Alabama.
I've only read the first two books in this series, but I like it. It's extremely well-written, and more fantasy than the horror King is best known for. The hero, Roland the Gunslinger, is a character you always root for but don't necessarily like. He uses people, but in what he thinks is a good cause. He begins this book chasing a sorceror called The Man in Black, whose real name isn't revealed for a while. There are occasional glimpses of Roland's earlier life, but not everything is explained. I highly recommend this book.

Books by Stephen King:
The Gunslinger (Second copy)
The Drawing of the Three
The Waste Lands
Wizard And Glass (Second copy)
The Dark Tower
Needful Things (Second copy)
Carrie
The Plant
The Long Walk (as Richard Bachman)
Gerald's Game
Dreamcatcher
Night Shift
Pet Sematary
Cujo
IT
Hearts in Atlantis (2^nd copy)
The Green Mile 1: The Two Dead Girls
The Green Mile 2: The Mouse on the Mile
The Green Mile 3: Coffey's Hands
The Green Mile 4: The Bad Death of Eduard Delacroix
The Green Mile 5: Night Journey
The Green Mile 6: Coffey on the Mile
The Green Mile (complete)
Magicats! edited by Jack Dann and Gardner Dozois
Introduction to The Far Side Gallery 2 by Gary Larson

Authors recommended by Stephen King:
Robert A. Heinlein
John D. MacDonald
Dave Barry
Mercedes Lackey

Released on Thursday, October 24, 2002 at Given to individual at AU in Auburn University, Alabama USA.

Can't rate the book yet, haven't read enough, but it's coming along.
A little Gunslinger a day helps keep the boredom away.

What in the world? Does that Gunslinger like strange women and traps from the Man in Black? Guaa gots to find more reading time.