I caculated how long The Dark Tower was about a week ago, and it comes out to approximately 4,050 pages, or something around there.
In other words, hovering somwhere around Proustian territory, and I still have no clue what the exact purpose of Jamie DeCurry was.
Go figure.
^__^
Anyway, I suppose that's why I need to read some of the suplementary material.
I personally liked the series, even though some books-Wizard and Glass-were much better than others-The Wolves of the Calla.
Overall, I was satisfied with the (final) conclusion.
I can't say that I was "happy" with it-really, who could be happy with that ending-but satisfied sums up how I feel.
And look! You got 4141, too!
Jamie De Curry looks like a "mathom" in that book...He was kinda like the dust on the table...not useful, but there.
Sometimes, it seemed he was really trying to fill up the pages, not necessarily with "story."
But I read it all. And now I'm feeling like this supplement is covering the same ground that SK covered in his forewards and afterwords. *sigh* (Maybe I'm too critical?)