SK Stories connected with Dark Tower?

[Heartsinbaycity]

The Dark Tower - Connections

Can anyone tell me what they know about this?

The Dark Tower - Connections

 

[Neesy]

The Dark Tower - Connections

Can anyone tell me what they know about this?

The Dark Tower - Connections

It seems to be all explained in your link - but welcome to the SKMB Heartsinbaycity!

 

[kingricefan]

It seems to be all explained in your link - but welcome to the SKMB Heartsinbaycity!

Where did you find this? It's beautiful!

 

[FlakeNoir]

The Dark Tower - Connections

Can anyone tell me what they know about this?

The Dark Tower - Connections

What specifically are you wanting to know? (That is the official Dark Tower website.)

 

[Neesy]

Where did you find this? It's beautiful!

Darn! - I closed the window but I think it is by something from Deviant Art - I could go see if it is in my history

deviantART: where ART meets application!
deviantART: More Like Dark Tower Wallpaper by andyfactor

I don't know - that second link does not seem to come up???

darekkocurek (Darek) on deviantART

 

[Walter Oobleck]

The Dark Tower - Connections

Can anyone tell me what they know about this?

The Dark Tower - Connections

There's this lady in one of Flannery O'Connor's stories...she mentions connections in Tennessee. East Tennessee maybe. Even without a link, many readers have discovered connections in King's stories. There's a line in Duma Key...don't recall how it goes exactly...and maybe Edgar was quoting or paraphrasing Nietzsche...something about keeping your obsessions while your obsessions keep you. And haven't we all? Head over to the creek where the spring melt is rushing and flail that stuffed Tarzan the melting snow uncovered. There's this line at the link:

Think you might have uncovered a new Connection? And there's a submission link at the link. Puttin on the Ritz.

Has Stephen King ever said if readers have discovered all/any connections? Are there connections left undiscovered?

Too, for what it's worth, if you haven't read Lisey's Story...there's a word, bool...as in bool hunt. That describes both a passive and active hunt for connections...though in the story, it describes a game Scott and his brother played as boys. Almost like that game...dunno how to spell it...cash-shaying? You leave a note in a bottle somewhere...that planter in front of City Hall...leave clues elsewhere? to its whereabouts? Dunno how the game is played...just that it exists. Go ahead and flog me now.

 

[Neesy]

There's this lady in one of Flannery O'Connor's stories...she mentions connections in Tennessee. East Tennessee maybe. Even without a link, many readers have discovered connections in King's stories. There's a line in Duma Key...don't recall how it goes exactly...and maybe Edgar was quoting or paraphrasing Nietzsche...something about keeping your obsessions while your obsessions keep you. And haven't we all? Head over to the creek where the spring melt is rushing and flail that stuffed Tarzan the melting snow uncovered. There's this line at the link:

Think you might have uncovered a new Connection? And there's a submission link at the link. Puttin on the Ritz.

Has Stephen King ever said if readers have discovered all/any connections? Are there connections left undiscovered?

Too, for what it's worth, if you haven't read Lisey's Story...there's a word, bool...as in bool hunt. That describes both a passive and active hunt for connections...though in the story, it describes a game Scott and his brother played as boys. Almost like that game...dunno how to spell it...cash-shaying? You leave a note in a bottle somewhere...that planter in front of City Hall...leave clues elsewhere? to its whereabouts? Dunno how the game is played...just that it exists. Go ahead and flog me now.

Hi Walt! (Walter Oobleck ) - how is the Oobleck today? - that thing you describe above is called a "scavenger hunt" - it can be fun if done as a road trip and a competition. We did this many years ago and it was a lot of work and really cool. (We won (our team, that is) - I recall doing this when I was preggers with the second son and hubby was with a military squadron called 437 Squadron out of Trenton Ontario.
We used our friend's old mustang and it was a blast!

 

[Walter Oobleck]

Hi Walt! (Walter Oobleck ) - how is the Oobleck today? - that thing you describe above is called a "scavenger hunt" - it can be fun if done as a road trip and a competition. We did this many years ago and it was a lot of work and really cool. (We won (our team, that is) - I recall doing this when I was preggers with the second son and hubby was with a military squadron called 437 Squadron out of Trenton Ontario.
We used our friend's old mustang and it was a blast!

Geocaching - The Official Global GPS Cache Hunt Site

the ole buried treasure story...Holden in the museum...so on so foth.

 

[GNTLGNT]

The Dark Tower - Connections

Can anyone tell me what they know about this?

The Dark Tower - Connections

...the mind-boggling amount of tie-ins to the DT available in some way, shape or form in dozens of King's novels...

 

[Walter Oobleck]

There's this lady in one of Flannery O'Connor's stories...she mentions connections in Tennessee. East Tennessee maybe. Even without a link, many readers have discovered connections in King's stories. There's a line in Duma Key...don't recall how it goes exactly...and maybe Edgar was quoting or paraphrasing Nietzsche...something about keeping your obsessions while your obsessions keep you. And haven't we all? Head over to the creek where the spring melt is rushing and flail that stuffed Tarzan the melting snow uncovered. There's this line at the link:

Think you might have uncovered a new Connection? And there's a submission link at the link. Puttin on the Ritz.

Has Stephen King ever said if readers have discovered all/any connections? Are there connections left undiscovered?

Too, for what it's worth, if you haven't read Lisey's Story...there's a word, bool...as in bool hunt. That describes both a passive and active hunt for connections...though in the story, it describes a game Scott and his brother played as boys. Almost like that game...dunno how to spell it...cash-shaying? You leave a note in a bottle somewhere...that planter in front of City Hall...leave clues elsewhere? to its whereabouts? Dunno how the game is played...just that it exists. --Walter Oobleck, Today at 4:18 AM Go ahead and flog me now.

Why wait 12 hours for a response when the world could potentially be vaporized before then. "Has Stephen King ever said if readers have discovered all/any connections? Are there connections left undiscovered?"

Based on the link, I'd hazard that yes, there are undiscovered connections.

 

[Neesy]

Geocaching - The Official Global GPS Cache Hunt Site

the ole buried treasure story...Holden in the museum...so on so foth.

We did not have GPS's back in the 80s!

 

[kingricefan]

Why wait 12 hours for a response when the world could potentially be vaporized before then. "Has Stephen King ever said if readers have discovered all/any connections? Are there connections left undiscovered?"

Based on the link, I'd hazard that yes, there are undiscovered connections.

A missing link?

 

[Walter Oobleck]

A missing link?

I don't get no respect! Someone else ask the question! Just thought of another...somewhat funny thing we/I used to do as a kid...remember those times when you screwed up...royally...and you try to argue a defense? You articulate this whooping run-on sentence of excuse and everything and anything that pops into your head...you make a connection...and offer it up to the grown-up standing there cross-eyed wanting to know why you wiped the Vicks Vapor Rub on the toilet paper...and then left the wad of it on the tank...where someone concerned about the cost of toilet paper used it to wipe their koochie...only...the inevitable happened? Remember those times?

 

[FlakeNoir]

I don't get no respect! Someone else ask the question! Just thought of another...somewhat funny thing we/I used to do as a kid...remember those times when you screwed up...royally...and you try to argue a defense? You articulate this whooping run-on sentence of excuse and everything and anything that pops into your head...you make a connection...and offer it up to the grown-up standing there cross-eyed wanting to know why you wiped the Vicks Vapor Rub on the toilet paper...and then left the wad of it on the tank...where someone concerned about the cost of toilet paper used it to wipe their koochie...only...the inevitable happened? Remember those times?

Oh hell yes. And now I have four sets of big, sincere if-we-talk-for-long-enough-you-MUST-believe-us eyes trying that crap on with me.

 

[Walter Oobleck]

Heh! You can thank me later!

 

[The Nameless]

Wow, there are so many connections, some of which I don't even remember, even though they're from my favourite book.

It:

Spoiler: IT connection

LEGION: In the 2003 version of The Gunslinger, Walter mentions the End-World creature known as Legion. In It, the voices in the drains call themselves Legion.

Those damn pesky details slipping out over time.