Probably deserves four stars for existing (it is indeed the nerdiest thing ever): but it really could have been a lot more. Some of the essays (the phallus one particularly) are ludicrous! (Eyelessness = castration, apparently, not soullessness as any author/artist would tell you).

And many of the essays seem to be the author's own general philosophy, just with some reference to Twin Peaks thrown in. A few are genuinely interesting, but even these - post-modernism, etc - feel perfunctory. An interesting book, but shows its age (1992/93, before one could really judge the effect of Twin Peaks on television.) ( )