✦ STEPHEN KING’S CONNECTED FICTION
Every story
leaves a trace.
Familiar faces. Unlikely crossings. Stories that keep finding their way back to one another. Follow the characters who connect the stories.
Enter the atlasA NETWORK OF STORIES.FIG. 01
01 / THE ATLAS
Tracing the stories…
Find the thread.
Follow the story.
Each line connects stories through a shared character. Choose a book to see who made the crossing.
A name can open a door.
Unfolding the atlas
Gathering stories and the people between them.
THE DARK TOWER & ITS CROSSINGS
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A story of its own
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Lines carry the connections. Positions guide exploration.
✦ Click a story or a line to follow its people.Drag to move · + / − to zoom
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TWO BOOKS. A DIFFERENT KIND OF CONNECTION.Familiar names.
Familiar names.
Other lives.
Desperation and The Regulators rearrange familiar names and roles across two worlds. These paired identities have their own map: a counterpart is not a claim that two people are the same person.
The pleasure is in
finding the way between.