Additionally, because King enjoys talking about his favorite works of fiction, some of his references to books by other authors might be obscure to readers who haven't read the writers he likes. More than 40 years into King's career, his Constant Readers are still finding connections within his work.
As we'll see, these aren't always 1:1 representations, however. There are other worlds than these, where we are characters in other people's fiction, and where our own inventions live and breathe. The titular Tower is the lynchpin of all possible worlds, including the one in which we and Stephen King reside. Not only did King's epic fantasy western evolve into the multiverse that encompasses all of his work, but he brought other authors' books and characters into it as well.įolks who are unfamiliar with the Dark Tower series might wonder how King was able to do this, so here's a quick rundown.
When you read Stephen King's Dark Tower series, you start to notice that there are a whole lot of books with Dark Tower connections you weren't aware of.
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