Black House question

[Donald W. DeClicko]

I live near Milwaukee myself so it was pretty fun to see things I am familiar with woven into the story.

That's kind of what I thought when I read the Talisman and noticed the reference to Ohio's Interstate 70.

[dpmklm]

I have a Q as well:

Throughout the entire book, someone who is reffering to himself in the third person is describing everything that`s happening to the reader.

Who or what is that " we " ?

If it`s explained in the DT series, than just tell me so, I`ll find it once I read the series...if not, I wouldn`t mind an answer.

Thanks.

Near the end of DT7 the story switches to being told in the same third person style as Black House for awhile, and then switches back. I always found that odd. Maybe “our boy” Jack has a bigger role in Roland story that we know. I for one am real looking forward to the third book.

[randallFlaggfan1]

Derry is a fictional town.

[Doc Wilson]

The very unusual first person plural narrative mode in Black House refers to King and Straub. This is made explicit later in the book when the narrators refer to themselves as "two scribblers".