@ Seece.
Nice read indeed, but I don't think things are so subtle and simple with Nightingale.
Alan Wake writes detective and police stories with Casey as a protagonist.
I believe that Nightingale (oh my god, all the bloody names have something to do with the plot...)
accuses him that HE has WRITTEN his collegue and friend TO HIS DEATH in a previous Alex Casey novel.
And this somehow indicates that Alan Wake HAD SOMEHOW THE POWER TO BRING THINGS TO LIFE WITH HIS WRITING, BEFORE he visits Bright Falls.
And this speculation-information-fact, gives another perception to the whole thing...
Oh, I now see why many reviewers wel let down by the story and the ending.
Too much thinking, too much thinking...
It's like Twin Bloody Peaks all over again.
Damn you Sam Lake...
