The Dark Tower II. The Drawing of the Three.
The Prisoner.
Chapter 1. The Door. 4.
The gunslinger walked slowly back to the other side of what wasn't there, already thinking it had been a hallucination to start with, a -
He stopped.
At one moment he had been looking west at an uninterrupted view of a gray, rolling wave, and then his view was interrupted by the thickness of the door. He could see its keyplate, which also looked like gold, with the latch protruding from it like a stubby metal tongue. Roland moved his head an inch to the north and the door was gone. Moved it back to where it had been and it was there again. It did not appear; it was just there.
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