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{{work|page=The Dark Tower/The Dark Tower|wppage=The Dark Tower VII: The Dark Tower}}
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| author = Stephen King
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| genre = Dark fantasy, Horror, Science fiction, Western
| franchise = The Dark Tower
| preceded by = The Dark Tower/Song of Susannah
| publication date = September 21, 2004
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{{quote|''"Childe Roland to the Dark Tower came."''|'''Robert Browning'''}}
Preceded by [[The Dark Tower
The last book of [[Stephen King]]'s [[Doorstopper|Epic]] [[Fantasy]] series ''[[The Dark Tower]].'' The end of the Dark Tower series (at least in novel form). Mia forces Susannah to birth a demon baby and [[Anyone Can Die]] as Roland takes his final steps toward [[MacGuffin|The Tower]].
Followed by the [[Interquel]] novel ''[[The Dark Tower
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* [[Author Avatar]]
* [[Author Filibuster]]
* [[Broken Base]]: The ending, where the Crimson King, the main villain, turns out to {{spoiler|be just an angry old man with some clever technology}} and the result of the main characters saving Stephen King is that {{spoiler|he writes a boy with magic powers into the story so that that boy can defeat the Crimson King}}, is ''extremely'' controversial. Some fans think it fits in perfectly, others think it ruined the whole series.
* {{spoiler|[[Book Ends]]}}
* [[Comedy
* {{spoiler|[[Diabolus Ex Machina]]}}
* {{spoiler|[[Diabolus Ex Nihilo]]}}
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* [[Happily Ever After]]: {{spoiler|"Will I tell you that these three lived happily ever after? I will not, for no one ever does. But there was happiness. And they did live."}}
* [[Late Arrival Spoiler]]: The ending is highly talked about, which may prove unfortunate for many prospective readers.
* [[New Game
** {{spoiler|It may also be a nod to Roland's almost inhuman nature near the start of the books-- he has no emotions, only the Tower. Following this version of his quest, he learns some of the values of family and love and therefore spares the time to take the Horn of Eld from his dead friend's body.}}
* [[Plot
* [[Rage Against the Author]]
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