The Tower is everywhere

**semarsha** · August 18th, 2009

If you've read all of Stephen King's works. Don't you agree that a common thread runs through them? i.e. The Tower

**bopropadop** · August 18th, 2009

Welcome to the board! Indeed it does in many of his works. One big epic tale spread across all those novels and short stories...

**Neil W** · August 19th, 2009

I don't agree. That is a generalisation not borne out by facts.

**bopropadop** · August 19th, 2009

Here's a link from the main site with DT connections to other works. Enjoy! Hope this helps.

**aptpupil** · August 19th, 2009

Not sure about that one, semarsha.

But I've read both of your posts, and there's definitely a common thread running through those!

**wally wonder** · August 19th, 2009

you say true. but i enjoy the other connections found throughout sk's work. could be, they are only fascinating to me. but that's okay. cause i get a blast out of them. enjoy the heck out of them, i do. but yeah, those tower connections are fun as well.

**michal** · August 20th, 2009

I think it's not fully accurate. In many cases there's a thread, but not one which always leads to the DT series. I love meeting the same characters over and over again though and finding out what happened to them along their path, even if for most of them, that means bad news. I'd list examples, but that'll be way too many spoiler buttons to fit my taste.

**dav** · August 24th, 2009

Yes absolutely. I have been reading his books for 28 years and have definitely found people, places and things that span through all of his stories. I have often wondered how he manages to keep all of it straight in his head. But with a mind like his, it is no doubt that he is the master of storytelling.