Join filmmaker and author Michael
Adam Warren on a journey of discovery through the cinematic dreamscapes of
director David Lynch the man who created some of the most strangely beautiful
films in the world, including Eraserhead,
The Elephant Man, Dune, Blue Velvet, Wild at Heart,
Twin Peaks, Fire Walk with Me, Lost Highway, The Straight
Story, Mulholland Dr., Inland Empire, and The Return. 40 Years of David Lynch is a career
retrospective of a film director whose style is so unique they had to coin a
new word even to describe it: “Lynchian.”
Volume I: Eraserhead - Wild at Heart
Volume II: Twin Peaks
Volume III: Fire Walk with Me - Inland Empire
Volume IV: Twin Peaks: The Return
Michael previously wrote the popular
blog 35 Years of David Lynch and
edited the acclaimed fan cut Dune: The
Complete Saga. Michael takes this opportunity to write and imagine the
experience of discovery and contemplation of David Lynch’s films as a book and
finish what he started five years earlier in his blog, but now with volumes of
additional new material found nowhere else.
Michael adds new layers of literary
content exclusive to 40 Years of David
Lynch, including new insights and analysis as he sits down with the reader
to re-watch David Lynch’s filmography all over again with fresh eyes five years
later. Michael engages readers on a whole new level of understanding in this
book, creating a wholly unique, humorous, and entertaining experience for readers.
Once complete, 40 Years of David Lynch will fill four volumes on paperback, which
are designed to rest together attractively side by side as a set on your
bookshelf. It will also be released on eBook and eventually on Audiobook, narrated
by the author. This multi-volume book series stands on its own to encourage new
and older generations of viewers alike to take a closer look at a body of artistic work
that challenges us to think a little deeper and to dream a little bigger.
Volume I: Eraserhead – Wild at Heart
Release Date: April 25th
Volume II: Twin Peaks
Release Date: May 16th
Volume III: Fire Walk with Me – Inland
Empire
Release Date: August 15th
Volume IV: Twin Peaks: The Return
Release Date: October 10th
David Lynch has been acknowledged as
one of the most important voices in cinema when last year in 2016, the
prestigious Sight & Sound
magazine announced that the David Lynch directed Mulholland Dr. (2001) is the “Best film of the 21st century!”
And the television landscape would
never be the same again after David Lynch released his TV masterpiece Twin Peaks (1990-91) and later its
prequel film Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with
Me (1992). The series resonated with viewers across the world and had a
profound impact on the next generation of TV showrunners—many of whom were
inspired to usher in a more sophisticated era of television that we currently
enjoy today.
Volumes I, II, and III will cover
all motion pictures written and/or directed by David Lynch, while Volumes IV will be comprised of a deep analysis of Twin Peaks: The Return, particularly the new revival of Twin Peaks 25 years later.
Volume IV will fully justify the
title 40 Years of David Lynch as
Michael examines in detail all 18 parts of the new Twin Peaks, which David Lynch co-wrote and personally directed.
They are slated to begin airing soon on the premium cable network Showtime, starting May 21 and ending
September 03, 2017.
40
Years of David Lynch is the perfect companion for anyone interested
exploring this fascinating director’s body of work over the course of his
career, and arrives just in time for a whole new chapter of storytelling to
begin.
This singular artist continues to
mesmerize us forty years after first arriving on the pop culture scene with his
first feature film Eraserhead (1977).
And he has not yet failed to engage our imaginations ever since. So expand your
horizons and get Lynchian, as we explore the abstract, strange, yet serenely
beautiful artistic worlds of David Lynch.
Volume I: Eraserhead - Wild at Heart
Volume II: Twin Peaks
Volume III: Fire Walk with Me - Inland Empire
Volume IV: Twin Peaks: The Return
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