Questions about Stephen King's Dark Tower Series?

Question

I was told by a friend that the series was connected with Desperation and The Regulators. I've read and love both of these novels.

My questions are:
Is the Dark Tower Series related with these other two novels?
If so, how (please no spoilers to the DT series just how they're connected)?
If not, are they similar to the other novels?
What are the novels included in the Dark Tower Series?

Answer 1

Yes it is, in the Dark Tower it's said that all the worlds exist on different levels of the Dark Tower, Desperation takes place on one, The Regulators on another. There's some references to the Crimson King, the Dark Tower's villain, in Desperation, as well as connections to King staple, Flagg.

The Dark Tower is:
1.The Gunslinger
2.The Drawing of the Three
3.The Wastelands
4.Wizard and Glass
5.Wolves of the Calla
6.Song of Sussanah
7.The Dark Tower

The series is great and I'd suggest you read it.

Answer 2

The Dark tower is one of my favorite book (book series)
1.Yes they are related to the dark tower and each other
2.The dark tower series has some peoples names from these stories some event may be hapening in the dark tower series
3.they are Desperatiotin is The Regulatorrs compain novel
4.The Novels are
1.The Gunslinger
2.The Drawing of the Three
3.The Wastelands
4.Wizard and Glass
5.The Wolves Of The Calla
6.Song Of Susanna
7.The Dark Tower

Answer 3

I'd just like to add that there's more than just those two novels that are connected to the DT series. 'Salem's Lot, The Stand, The Talisman, IT, Insomnia, Black House, Hearts In Atlantis, and Everything's Eventual to name a few, whether it be a person or place or a thing. Especially Insomnia, which talks a lot about the Crimson King, and Hearts in Atlantis, and 'Salem's Lot. Those three are very closely connected to the DT series. I would suggest you read them before starting the series.

Answer 4

Wizard & Glass is meant to offer the reader an perception into Roland's previous and as such the reason for his harsh character. in my view i actually enjoyed it, yet needless to say you do no longer, so i'm able to declare that when that e book it reverts back to Roland, Jake, Eddie and Susannah and their quest. the subsequent e book, Wolves of the Calla, is a good sized one, however the story is powerful and is extra without delay with reference to the Tower. Then the appropriate 2 books are dazzling, the final one being somewhat stable. My purely gripe is with the ending; basically King pandered to the fewer appreciative contributors of his fanbase. you will get to a factor, after the epilogue (which i think of ought to've been the penultimate financial ruin) the place King places in only a splash narrative urging you to no longer examine any extra, and that i could say heed that suggestion. i could already guessed the ending and could've favourite to no longer have it shown for me, yet I examine it using fact it grow to be there. He ought to have left it out, yet i'm able to comprehend why he did no longer. besides, back to Wizard & Glass. in case you somewhat, fairly can not tolerate it then bypass it and pass on, yet no longer less than you need to examine a plot precis on Wikipedia or some thing, as there are references you will omit later in case you do no longer.

Answer 5

All of Stephen King's books interrelate somehow.