Dark Tower related books map? Anyone have it?

[Dallas Riley]

I know there's a map that shows how each book is related to each other. Anyone ever see this before? I saw it a few years ago and cant find it anymore. I'd like to have it for my power point presentation tomorrow.
thanks, Dallas.

[Dallas Riley]

Never mind, i found it. although its not that great of quality.

http://images.mylot.com/userImages/images/postphotos/1268406.jpg

[Cerralin]

Is there a web page for that map explaining roughly why they are all linked?

[kingricefan]

Wow, Dallas, that map is way cool! Thanks for posting it up here for the rest of us!

[JohnDalglish]

Hi,

Bev Vincent's The Road to the Dark Tower is very helpful in this regard, as is Robin Furth's Concordance.

Long days and pleasant nights

[Jasonbobdude]

How are The Gunslinger and Bag of Bones related? I've read both of those, but I can't think of any relation between them.

[Bluey Lunger]

i made some weak and lame connections to misery on a misery thread fwiw. :rolleyes:

[Moderator]

How are The Gunslinger and Bag of Bones related? I've read both of those, but I can't think of any relation between them.

Dark Tower connections including Bag of Bones are described on this section (http://www.stephenking.com/darktower/connections.html) of the site. It should also be expanded to include the walk in references, though.

[md10pc]

How are The Gunslinger and Bag of Bones related? I've read both of those, but I can't think of any relation between them.

I had the same question and after looking at the link Ms. Mod suggested, the answer still doesn't come to mind. Could someone explain where Cara Laughs was mentioned in the Gunslinger?

[Moderator]

It's in the final book -- John Cullum brings Roland and Eddie to Cara Laughs.