The characters / Recurring character
Greg Stillson
Greg Stillson is recorded in 2 distinct stories.
Reveal identity notes · spoilers
The Tower dialogue explicitly identifies Greg Stillson as the character in Stephen King's The Dead Zone; this is an embedded-fiction mention.
Also recorded as Gregory Ammas Stillson.
Stories and supporting passages
The Dark Tower VII: The Dark Tower
Read the passage Spoilers · Fiction within the story
Eddie added. “GMS stands for general mentation systems,” said Nigel. “There are two such systems, rational and irrational. Conscious and subconscious, as you might say. As for Greg, that would be Greg Stillson, a character in a novel I’m reading. Quite enjoyable. It’s called The Dead Zone, by Stephen King.
The Tower dialogue explicitly identifies Greg Stillson as the character in Stephen King's The Dead Zone; this is an embedded-fiction mention.
The Dead Zone
Read the passage Spoilers · Story context
He was a big man who still had the look of a cornfed midwestern boy on him; in that summer of 1955, only four months after his Omaha house-painting business had gone broke, Greg Stillson was only twenty-two years old.
The Tower dialogue explicitly identifies Greg Stillson as the character in Stephen King's The Dead Zone; this is an embedded-fiction mention.
Read the passage Spoilers · Story context
Johnny asked. “You’ll see,” Roger said, still grinning hugely. Herman said: “The wild card is Gregory Ammas Stillson, forty-three, ex-salesman for the Truth Way Bible Company of America, ex-housepainter, and, in Oklahoma, where he grew up, one-time rainmaker.” “Rainmaker,” said Johnny, bemused. “Oh, that’s one of his planks,” Roger said.
Additional source-supported alias for the retained identity.