I didn't realize Mullholland Drive was supposed to be a television series a la Twin Peaks. I'm glad it ended up the way it did as a feature film.

If you enjoy Lynch's movies, then you will probably enjoy this book which is really more of a filmography than biography. Details of Lynch's life are included, but mostly only in ways they relate to the movie he was working on at the time.

A succinct but conscientious, insightful, and enlighteningly multidimensional survey of the life and work of a great American artist.

Good overview of Lynch's career up to present day - will have to tide you over until Showtime starts broadcasting the new TWIN PEAKS shows in 2017.

A phenomenal and concise overview of Lynch's career leading up to the 3rd season revival of Twin Peaks a few years back. Was looking for something to get my creative juices going, and this ended up doing the trick.

It doesn't dive all that much into the minutia of his work, but Lynch's films don't really lend themselves to such analysis anyway. This is much more interesting for the wealth of material it includes about Lynch's upbringing and early years that I simply didn't know (or, in the case of his residency at AFI, didn't know as much about).