I have written enough novels and short stories to fill a solar system of the imagination, but Roland's story is my Jupiter--a planet that dwarfs all the others. Dwarfs the others, did I say? I think there's more to it than that, actually. I am coming to understand that Roland's world or worlds actually contains all the others of my making Begun in , it has remained an active part of his creative life for more than forty-two years. From the Tower a traveler could reach any where or when of his choosing.
This includes our world, and any of the many parallel earths that Stephen King writes about in his fictions. Think you might have uncovered a new Connection? Submit the details here.
User Submitted Connections. Eddie Dean knows about this book. Father Callahan talks about it in the final three Dark Tower novels. In Bag of Bones it is located near Lovell, Maine. It is also mentioned in Bag of Bones.
He is also mentioned in Black House. However he is not a character in that book. Mentioned only. He is not a central character in either of these books. In that book, the can tah spelled without the hyphen are ugly composite animals carved from stone. In the Dark Tower novels, they are good, not evil. The can-tah are also mentioned in Black House. Judy Marshall mumbles this word while in a delirium. He is mentioned in Black House. Eddie Dean is referenced in Black House.
She is also referenced in Black House. It is mentioned in the Dark Tower novels. KA: In the Dark Tower novels, ka is the force of fate. It is also mentioned in Black House. The Territories are mentioned in The Waste Lands. Ray Damon uses six-shooters, like Roland. Charlie prefigures Blaine the Insane Mono. He does not play a role in the Dark Tower novels. The can-tah are mentioned in Desperation.
