We, The Infected

Maybe the village monster's world was inhabited by an actual lunatic who believed he was a vampire. That did confuse me for a while actually on first reading this story whether or not it was actually referencing LTROI, or just a joking nod to it. Obviously my conclusion became they are the same uni...

It seems I did not make myself sufficiently clear.

No you did, I think the one not being clear enough is me, what I mean is while JALs other stories do not exist in the same universe if the "squid" monster can exist in Elis' universe may there be a few other things in there as well.

I like the idea of the second option more, although knowing what I do of Handling the undead and a little of JALs other stories, without having read them I don't think they would be able to exist in the "Eliverse" without having to trip over each other constantly. "Eliverse" by the way is brilliant ...

I think this is an exception to the rule that all of John Ajvide Lindqvist's stories take place in their own unique universes. But that does mean there are other supernatural thins besides Eli in the LTROI universe. I wonder if JAL ever were to decide to write another book about Oskar and Eli or on...

The tadpole was just a small clot of blood, which looked alive for a brief moment because of turbulence in the water as it was flushed out the drain. That was my original thought but I'm sure I'd read somewhere on the forum it was something, which lead me to think it was :think: oh well. If I happe...

In "village on the hill" Joel walks past the Blackeberg swimming pool and the book makes a reference to the pool incident of LTROI. I was wondering if anyone knew or had an opinion whether or not all of the stories in LTODD, or all of Jals books for that matter are set in the same "universe". (To no...