'The Secret History of Twin Peaks' novel by M. Frost 10/18

[saygoodbyetojack]

Me too. ill be buying absolutely everything TP related that i can get my hands on ha ha

[musicaddict]

Me too. ill be buying absolutely everything TP related that i can get my hands on ha ha

As will I

[ForKeeps]

1. that's not true

2. we'll continue to discuss it if we want. thanks for the input though.

geez i wasn't being snarky

lol

I didn't say you were, I was just correcting your mistake. Glad to see you took it upon yourself to fix it.

[Harry S. Truman]

Whatever the content of this novel is, I'm eagerly excited to buy and read it. I want mythology details as much as possible and I'm sure there will be plenty of stuff about the citizens of the town too.

I agree.

[sneakydave]

For me, going way back in time and read about the origin of Twin Peaks and its mysteries is just as, or more, interesting as reading about what happened after season 2. The book will be the highlight of this year no matter what.

I agree with this 100%.

[krishnanspace]

I want there to be transcriptions of Calls to 911 describing that a certain FBI agent has gone rogue

[DeerMeadowRadio]

i'm still trying to understand where the 18th century came from

Just saw this from a recent Frost interview:

Currently, Frost is writing a companion novel, “The Secret History of Twin Peaks.”

“I’ve just finished the first draft,” he says. “It goes back to the 18th century and weaves the tangled, mysterious history of the town, its people and the region, up through and including the events of the old series.”

He expects to publish the novel this fall, ahead of the new series premiere early in 2017.


http://theojai.net/the-storyteller/

This sounds to me a lot like the TP novel he wanted to write all those years ago. I think when the dust settles I would prefer this to the idea of the gap filler between the old and new series as there are many ways to get that info across in the show itself.

Fired up!

[Henrys Hair]

News from London Book Fair - the book goes right back to the 18th century and right up to... the start of the forthcoming series.

[Panapaok]

News from London Book Fair - the book goes right back to the 18th century and right up to... the start of the forthcoming series.

This was my guess as well. Besides, it's more than 300 pages.

[Ped]

News from London Book Fair - the book goes right back to the 18th century and right up to... the start of the forthcoming series.

Smashing news. I was always buying it anyway but hopefully this news will please people who were down about it maybe not including the 25 year gap.

[laughingpinecone]

News from London Book Fair - the book goes right back to the 18th century and right up to... the start of the forthcoming series.

Thanks a bunch! it was the most sensible possibility by a long shot but also not the one that the latest interviews seemed to imply so... It's good to have confirmation. So very good. Whew!

[ForKeeps]

News from London Book Fair - the book goes right back to the 18th century and right up to... the start of the forthcoming series.

Do you have a link? This is great to hear.

edit: I see now it was tweeted out by Jerry Horne. Is this info from someone on the ground in London, Jerry?

[Harry S. Truman]

News from London Book Fair - the book goes right back to the 18th century and right up to... the start of the forthcoming series.

Great News!!!

we can know what has happened in these 25 years.

Thanks for share it!!

[Maddy]

This is great news. Really looking forward to the book being released in England.

[Mordeen]

Fanflappingtastic info. Just a few short months remain. . .

-Mordeen