The Fitter, Happier UnLibrarian's Pathfinder for the Dream World of David Lynch: David Lynch on the Web

Researching on the web can provide a vast amount of information. Below are some of the recommended websites that provide a wide range of fascinating information in relation to the dreamworld of David Lynch.

The City of Absurdity: The Mysterious World of David Lynch
The City Of Absurdity offers an extensive range of information pertaining to David Lynch and the works he has created. Included are: films, shorts, TV works, paintings, photographs, sculptures, furniture, music, biography, quote collection, books, critical papers & essays, the David Lynch store, interviews, and a good amount of extra bonus information.

The David Lynch Website (Officially)
The official David Lynch website containing exclusive short films, serials, photography, artwork, music, streaming, flash, animation, and of course coffee. Any Lynch fan will find this site hysterical as Mr. Lynch gives daily weather reports via Quick Time.

The David Lynch Dreamworld
This site dedicates itself to everything dreamlike illustrated in David Lynch’s films. Additionally, there are sections on: biography, books, picture gallery, and supplementary links.

The David Lynch Resource
LynchNet labels itself as “the premiere online resource for information on filmmaker David Lynch and his works.” Included is: media, interviews, articles and other information related to Lynch’s work.

Lost on Mulholland Dr
A website solely dedicated to the fans of David Lynch’s film Mulholland Dr. Everything from theories, essays, locations, cast information, pictures, even moving image clips. This site is full of fun with special font downloads, games, wallpapers, avatars, even chat rooms.

The Universe of David Lynch
The Universe of David Lynch is an excellent resource. It is truly an international site based out of Germany, featuring writings in many languages. This site is full of interviews, essays, reviews, stills, clips, DVD reviews & CD reviews, as well as message boards and a guestbook.

David Lynch: Interviews/Publish Date: September 28, 2009

Few directors in the past three decades have produced movies more compelling, controversial, or confounding than David Lynch (b. 1946). And fewer still have been so reluctant to talk about what they do. In this collection, editor Richard A. Barney has chosen the rare interviews in which Lynch opens up to questions rather than deflecting them. Whether Lynch is talking about his earliest film shorts such as The Grandmother or the break-out surrealist feature Eraserhead, the hit TV series Twin Peaks or his Oscar-nominated The Elephant Man or Blue Velvet or his most recent experimental tours de force, Mulholland Drive and Inland Empire, he stresses the power of image and sound to communicate his vision. David Lynch: Interviews is the first survey of conversations with the director covering the broad spectrum of his artistic activities throughout his career, including filmmaking, painting, music production, and furniture design. It documents the evolution of Lynch's role in discussing his movies, from his self-described "pre-verbal stage" in the early years to his increasingly elaborate, though persistently elusive, articulations. It also registers the intense international interest in Lynch's work, with interviews from French and Spanish sources translated here for the first time.