Who's the David Lynch of literature?
Who's the David Lynch of literature?
Michael Gutierrez
Lucas Martin
Me
Bentley Sanders
yeah this guy, his name is toby onest and he wrote my diary
Dominic Butler
Probably David Lynch
Noah Wright
Thomas Pynchon
a deliberately shitty answer to a deliberately(?) shitty question
Jeremiah Torres
his style is so quintessentially cinematic that i don't think it can be translated into literature. much of his work takes inspiration from literature though; eraserhead is basically kafka in movie form, and twin peaks took many cues from the work of carl jung.
Nathan Bennett
joke: and twin peaks took many cues from the work of carl jung.
woke: Yall need to get a job while you're young.
James Fisher
David Lynch
Christopher Cox
I said this and was told I was a pleb. I dont think lynch has a literary counterpart but Ill defend this as the closest it comes.
>surreal, tropey, slapstick, dark humor
Lincoln Cruz
I dunno. Kafka? Murakami?
He did influence some Japanese mangaka with his work, so maybe Itou Junji?
If you look at the themes of Uzumaki and Tomie they really mirror a lot of the themes in Twin Peaks and Mulholland Drive. To Itou's credit, however, his style is just as well defined as Lynch in his own sphere - and Uzumaki's execution blows Twin Peaks out of the water (because the second season was so poorly executed).