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warrrreagl · 06-27-2004, 08:25 PM

In "Hearts in Atlantis," Ted Brautigan was a Breaker, and the Crimson King's henchmen (Low Men in Yellow Coats) came to pick him up after he escaped. Also, when Carol Gerber left college to join a radical group, she became a follower of another R.F. character who taught her how to make herself "dim."

The title short story in "Everything's Eventual" has the main character, Dinky, basically in training to become a Breaker.

"From a Buick 8" revolves around the number 19 quite a bit.

In "Insomnia," a character named Ed Deepnau (it was Aaron Deepnau in DT) warns everyone about the Crimson King and the Centurions.

I have always thought the bear/beast in "The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon" could have been something made by North Central Positronics, too. However, the official linkage doesn't include this novel as being DT related.

06-27-2004, 08:25 PM	#21 (permalink)
warrrreagl pinche vato Location: backwater, Third World, land of cotton	In "Hearts in Atlantis," Ted Brautigan was a Breaker, and the Crimson King's henchmen (Low Men in Yellow Coats) came to pick him up after he escaped. Also, when Carol Gerber left college to join a radical group, she became a follower of another R.F. character who taught her how to make herself "dim." The title short story in "Everything's Eventual" has the main character, Dinky, basically in training to become a Breaker. "From a Buick 8" revolves around the number 19 quite a bit. In "Insomnia," a character named Ed Deepnau (it was Aaron Deepnau in DT) warns everyone about the Crimson King and the Centurions. I have always thought the bear/beast in "The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon" could have been something made by North Central Positronics, too. However, the official linkage doesn't include this novel as being DT related. __________________ Living is easy with eyes closed. Last edited by warrrreagl; 06-28-2004 at 02:23 AM..