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Copy Link : https://alkindojaya2.blogspot.com/?net=0997108126 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Audacious. Cryptic. Vexing. These are a few words that describe David Lynch and Mark Frost’ Twin Peaks: The Return, the third chapter in the Twin Peaks cycle (following the original series, Twin Peaks, and the feature film, Fire Walk With Me). Operating by its own rules, The Return subverted conventional narrative, rejected the lure of nostalgia, and defied the boundaries of its medium. It was a masterp
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Audacious. Cryptic. Vexing. These are a few words that describe David Lynch and Mark Frost’ Twin Peaks: The Return, the third chapter in the Twin Peaks cycle (following the original series, Twin Peaks, and the feature film, Fire Walk With Me). Operating by its own rules, The Return subverted conventional narrative, rejected the lure of nostalgia, and defied the boundaries of its medium. It was a masterp
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Ominous Whoosh: A Wandering Mind Returns to Twin Peaks
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Audacious. Cryptic. Vexing. These are a few words that
describe David Lynch and Mark Frost’Twin Peaks: The
Return, the third chapter in the Twin Peaks cycle (following the
original series, Twin Peaks, and the feature film, Fire Walk
With Me). Operating by its own rules, The Return subverted
conventional narrative, rejected the lure of nostalgia, and
defied the boundaries of its medium. It was a masterpiece, but
an elusive one.In Ominous Whoosh: A Wandering Mind
Returns to Twin Peaks John Thorne dives deep into The
Return, closely examining each episode and offering in-depth
theories about the show’most perplexing riddles: Who
is “teling”the story we see? What is Laura
Palmer’new role in the Twin Peaks universe? How do
Audrey and Diane fit into this complex new tale? Drawing on a
study of David Lynch’past work and
Lynch’observations about Hindu theology, Thorne
offers compelling answers to these and other
questions.Aspiring to persuade, certain to provoke, Ominous
Whoosh resonates with insight and imagination.“Jon
Thorne has been the definitive voice on Twin Peaks for over
two decades, and now he brings his signature insight and
thoughtfulness to David Lynch’masterwork, Twin
Peaks: The Return, shedding light on its darkest corners and
diving into its many mysteries. This book will deepen every
Twin Peaks fan’understanding. If I’mever lost in
those dark woods, I want John Thorne to come looking for
me.”–Jeff Lemire, creator of Sweet
Tooth“Inthe popular fanzine Wrapped in Plastic, John
Thorne and Craig Miller explored every possible aspect and
angle of the original Twin Peaks. In his latest book, John
Thorne returns to Twin Peaks, exploring the 18-part
continuation of the series. Undoubtedly, Thorne is one of the
most prominent and convincing Twin Peaks scholars out there,
and his new book is full of insight and valuable analyses,
applying Hindu theology, a strong understanding of film
history, and an unmatched knowledge of David Lynch and the
Twin Peaks universe. This is, arguably, the best companion to
Twin Peaks that you will ever read.”–Andreas
Halskov, author of TV Peaks: Twin Peaks and Modern
Television Drama (2015) and Beyond Television: TV
Production in the Multiplatform Era (2021)“Jon Thorne,
the greatest of Twin Peaks detectives, has produced the
ultimate investigation into pop culture’most daunting
and alluring mystery. His interpretive readings illuminate and
entertain with their ideas and inventiveness, but even better,
his theorizing, suffused with respect for the material and others
who are passionate about it, teaches us the art of intelligent,
gracious fandom.”–Jeff Jensen, writer,
HBO’Watchmen and Better Angels: A Kate Warne
Adventure
Ominous Whoosh: A Wandering Mind Returns to Twin Peaks