The Secret Diary of Laura Palmer (A Twin Peaks Book) Jennifer Lynch
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Twin Peaks is one of the strangest and most innovative TV In late 1989, David Lynch and television producer Mark Frost decided to work together on a biopic of singer and actress Marilyn Monroe based upon Anthony Summers's book, The Goddess: The Secret Lives of Marilyn Monroe. Another book I enjoyed but couldn't face selling to book group is The Secret Diary of Laura Palmer, which was sent to me recently for review. This is a re-issue of a spin off book from the Twin Peaks TV series. At the height of Twin Peaks' popularity at the end of the first season, series creators Mark Frost and David Lynch commissioned Lynch's daughter Jennifer to write a media tie-in novel The Secret Diary of Laura Palmer (1990). The strange crime drama inspired these out-of-print books that are ripe for e-book reproduction: The Secret Diary of Laura Palmer, The Autobiography of FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper, and Welcome To Twin Peaks. If you have not seen Twin Peaks and don't want to know what happened, do not proceed***. ***This article contains major spoilers. David Lynch and Twin Peaks News at Dugpa.com Your online resource for David Lynch and Twin Peaks News around the World Since 1999 Last week, Mark Frost announced via his Twitter Account that available December 6th, 2011, Jennifer Lynch's “The Secret Diary of Laura Palmer” will be re-released by Simon and Schuster. This release will also be In any case, if you would like to pre-order the book on Amazon.com, you can do so by clicking here. (Unless you want to talk about I'm also watching Twin Peaks for the first time, but a couple years ago, I got curious and read the whole Wikipedia for the show and I remember who kills Laura Palmer :( . For research purposes, I have dug this old gem out of my book shelf. Yes, I own and once devoured The Secret Diary of Laura Palmer. Even now, I open to any page and know exactly why. So we don't have to talk about Mr. I just read The Secret Diary of Laura Palmer (kind of good and kind of the worst but definitely creepy!) and now I'm reading Silence of the Lambs (WAY better than I thought it would be).