A devastating plague is sweeping the continent of Greater Virren....Its origin is unknown, its dominance of the land near complete. In times of grim desperation, pestilence has given way to superstition, and the citizenry are now more divided than ever.Yet the city of Rothenberg remains inexplicably untouched....The council has grown convinced of their immunity, even as their neighbors are consumed before them. As the world teeters on the brink of collapse, a zealou...

One of the Top 10 “Books We Love” —Fresh AirThe definitive edition of Emily Dickinson’s correspondence, expanded and revised for the first time in over sixty years.Emily Dickinson was a letter writer before she was a poet. And it was through letters that she shared prose reflections—alternately humorous, provocative, affectionate, and philosophical—with her extensive community. While her letters often contain poems, and some letter...

There is no plague in Enfaire....Dead things have been found in the fields of Enfaire, a God-fearing town north of Reams. Not just dead things, but twisted forms…unholy shapes. And there are rumors, too, of a blasphemous union and of fell creatures that haunt the night. Yet even as plague and witch pyres blacken the sky, the town remains untouched by the malady that has already claimed thousands and will claim thousands more.It is here, in Enfaire, that an ...

Five extraordinary stories take you from bizarre scientific experiments and impossible disappearances to cosmic mysteries, ancient secrets, and an invention that could change the way we see the world.An Adventure of a Professional Corpse: The Artificial Honeymoon — H. Bedford-JonesAn unusual profession leads to an even more unusual assignment in this inventive tale from one of the most prolific writers of his era. What begins with a peculiar proposition qui...

(Dec. 1992) - Interview with film critic Joe Bob Briggs; a response to the critical reaction to FWWM; comprehensive Twin Peaks character relationship chart; Twin Peaks magazine checklist, part 2; reviews of TP books.Wrapped in Plastic Magazine was a bi-monthly magazine devoted to analysis and critique of the works of David Lynch and other artists associated with the television series, Twin Peaks. WIP regularly featured in-depth analyses of films (and other projects) by Lynch, inter...

(June 1998) - Incredible interview with Miguel Ferrer, a.k.a. Albert Rosenfield! Plus: part 2 of the look back at FWWM--the U.S. premiere at Twin Peaks Fest 92; reviews of Lost in Space, Lateline, Two Girls and a Guy, Brave New World, and Merlin; Twin Peaks Live 3! "X-Files Extra": XF Expo; Duchovny on Rosie and SNL; book news; and more!Wrapped in Plastic Magazine was a bi-monthly magazine devoted to analysis and critique of the works of David Lynch and other artists associated wit...

(Oct. 2003) - Is Dale Cooper a mystic detective? Ken Volante examines the influence of Buddhism and Eastern philosophy in Twin Peaks! Also in this issue: our annual, detailed report on the Twin Peaks Festival, complete with lots of exclusive photos of Dana Ashbrook, Michael Horse, Rebekah Del Rio, and others; part two of our report on the Japanese Twin Peaks Card Game; some early impressions of HBO's Carnivale; and a wild "World Spins" news section. Plus, just for the heck of it, a great A...

(Feb. 1996) - "Unseen Twin Peaks" essay compares scripts with televised versions of episodes 2003-2009 (the conclusion of the Laura Palmer story). Plus: "David Lynch as Vengeful Auteur"; Sherilyn Fenn's Slave of Dreams. "X-Files Extra" covers Kenneth Welsh on XF, Gillian Anderson on ReBoot; Australian XF Rolling Stone!Wrapped in Plastic Magazine was a bi-monthly magazine devoted to analysis and critique of the works of David Lynch and other artists associated with the television se...

(Oct. 1995) - Analysis of Lynch's short films and commercials (The Alphabet; The Grandmother; The Cowboy and the Frenchman; Japan's Georgia Coffee ads); 1995 TP Fan Fest; Moon Over Miami episode guide, pt. 2; Simpsons spoof of TP; Duchovny on Larry Sanders.Wrapped in Plastic Magazine was a bi-monthly magazine devoted to analysis and critique of the works of David Lynch and other artists associated with the television series, Twin Peaks. WIP regularly featured in-depth analyses of f...

(Oct. 1993) - Interview with Julee Cruise (TP vocalist); 1993 TP Fan Festival (with transcripts of Jan D'Arcy, Al Strobel, Frank Silva); "Twin Peaks and the American Literary Tradition" (by Charles Hoffman); review of Boxing Helena (Sherilyn Fenn).Wrapped in Plastic Magazine was a bi-monthly magazine devoted to analysis and critique of the works of David Lynch and other artists associated with the television series, Twin Peaks. WIP regularly featured in-depth analyses of films (and...

(Dec. 2002) - Lenny Von Dohlen discusses his Harold Smith role in Twin Peaks and Fire Walk With Me! Also: Rebecca Umland examines The Straight Story in light of the quest motif with emphasis on The Rime of the Ancient Mariner; four-page report of Lynch-related television appearances; the final regularly-scheduled "X-Files Extra"; and a lengthy letters column with readers discussing WIP's theory (from issue 60) that the Deer Meadow sequence in FWWM is a dream!Wrapped in Plastic Maga...

(Oct. 1999) - Blockbuster issue! Kimmy Robertson (Lucy) interview! Twin Peaks Lynch Fest '99 report! Richard Beymer's secret Twin Peaks on-set photos taken during the shooting of the final episode--published here for the first time! "X-Files Extra" includes photos from a rare Duchovny XF-ish commercial airing in Australia!Wrapped in Plastic Magazine was a bi-monthly magazine devoted to analysis and critique of the works of David Lynch and other artists associated with the televisio...