In this article for the Washington Post, David Bushman and Mark Givens track the origins of the cult tv classic Twin Peaks to an unsolved 1908 murder. Hazel Drew's brutal death turned into the centerpiece of the weird, and weirdly attractive, series. Now it returns to prime time.
More about Twin Peaks in the works below.
Full of Secrets: Critical Approaches To Twin Peaks (Dennis Lavery, ed., Wayne State University Press, 1995).
Lenora Ledwon, "Twin Peaks" and the Television Gothic, 21 Literature/Film Quarterly 260 (1993).
Dennis Lim, Too Weird For Prime Time
Linda Ruth Williams, Twin Peaks: David Lynch and the Serial Killer Soap, in The Contemporary Television Series 37 (Michael Hammond and Lucy Mazdon, eds., Edinburgh University Press, 2005).
More about Twin Peaks in the works below.
Full of Secrets: Critical Approaches To Twin Peaks (Dennis Lavery, ed., Wayne State University Press, 1995).
Lenora Ledwon, "Twin Peaks" and the Television Gothic, 21 Literature/Film Quarterly 260 (1993).
Dennis Lim, Too Weird For Prime Time
Linda Ruth Williams, Twin Peaks: David Lynch and the Serial Killer Soap, in The Contemporary Television Series 37 (Michael Hammond and Lucy Mazdon, eds., Edinburgh University Press, 2005).
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