World & Settings
21 entries in the Stephen King compendium.
Castle Rock, MaineA quiet Maine town where the shadows are longer, the secrets are deeper, and evil is alwayDerry, MaineA fictional Maine town that serves as the setting for Stephen King's novel It and other woMid-WorldA dying realm where magic bleeds into reality and the Dark Tower stands tall.Lally FerryA dirt-road Maine town where the last good people in the world dig in and refuse to kneel.The Dark TowerOne tower, all worlds: the keystone that, if it falls, unmakes everything.GileadA small town where the last good people of America try to build a world from the ashes.TaborA quiet stretch of road where the land remembers what the townsfolk have chosen to forget.Jerusalem's LotA quiet Vermont town where the world ended before it even knew it was over.Ka-PetThe vast capital where kings are gunslingers and gunslingers are kings.The Overlook HotelA mountain hotel that doesn't close for winter—it closes for you.Portland, MaineGranite, fog, and the quiet hum of a city that knows the sea is always watching.Denver, ColoradoThe last great city standing in a world that forgot how to be a world.Standish, MaineA quiet Maine town where the silence after the superflu sounds like the whole world holdinLas Vegas, NevadaNeon still burns for an audience of one, and the slot machines keep counting for the dead.Tarker's Mills, MaineA town that holds its breath, its secrets, and its dead in the pines.Greenhead, MaineA quiet Maine town where the pines whisper and the silence has a weight to it.Ogunquit, MaineA lighthouse town swallowed whole by the storm that ends the world.Los Angeles, CaliforniaA city of light and glass where a dead man's stories refuse to stay buried.The LandsOne spire, one beam, one world that holds them all together—or lets them all fall.The BeamThe bones that hold up every world, every story, every breath of ka.Leland, MaineA quiet Maine town where the dark waits patiently beneath the ordinary.
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